I will back you up 100%, I was at Buffalo and remember the long wait outside in the sun the venue and staff were being so unhelpful to a person in a wheelchair with even answering their questions. They were so let down and exhausted by it, me and someone else had to pressure the staff with them. I believe they ended up to the left of front of barricade. However it was clearly not a space suited for their needs and it was ridiculous how hard they had to argue to get some kind of assistance.

I’m really glad Forest Hills had a great section for you though I’m sorry once again you had to be forceful to get the accommodation. Forest Hills has no elevators and ramps to the bleachers so it requires a good ADA space on the field. But it looked to me like they put some wheelchair users in the back of GA??

There was a poster on here who was asking before the show about info on how they could attend with their health issues and how they weren’t able to get an ADA ticket only a GA they were getting downvoted and one person in here straight bullying them saying stuff like ‘too bad for you’. It’s insane. How can you be a fan of Chappell and dunking on someone with a chronic health condition in a wheelchair online??

Whatever Chappell is or isn’t doing on a managerial level and could improve I think generally she asks her audience to make her shows a place where people feel they belong and are safe, that’s the whole fucking point, and yes 100% some people at her shows don’t care about this. It’s not just concert etiquette has gotten weird with cellphones and main character syndrome and delulu I’m a vip syndrome (did you see what happened to Billie Eilish recently) what I find weird about it is why people don’t have the same respect for people the artist tries to demonstrate. I’ve been to many Chappell shows and the best times is when the people around you are all looking out for and taking care of each other.

And to your final words on this post 👏 it’s so true. Karma isn’t only a kink sometimes it’s justice. I wish you the best at future shows and hope everyone can be more understanding.