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I've seen events at the LA Sports Arena stated as 20,000 capacity between the seats/floor (all gen admission) in the past to be sold out, so I think 15,000 is undercutting the actual overall capacity to call it sold out (sold out usually = 1,000 within promoted capacity) to make it seem more impressive.
Wasn't Moster Massive 2006 (plus the house area and outside area) nearly 35,000 people? And don't try to tell me those extra two rooms added 20,000 people.
In the end, no need to hate on any side. If 15,000 was the cutoff point, it's better for everyone because it just means more room to dance. But despite that, I would NOT promote it as being have sold out in the future or make a big deal of it. It's Tiesto, tons and tons of people are going to see the pics and going to say "That's sold out?" This world is full of anal individuals who like to hate, myself included lol, and want to trust how things are promoted vs what they see in evidence.
Anyhow, if you had a great time, awesome. I know tons of people who went. Lots of them to both the SF show and the LA show. The most shocking thing is that I don't know of one person who person who had a better time in LA than in SF. ALl agree the set here was more solid overall, the venue was better, the sound was better, and the production between the two places made no difference (I dunno the overall production down there, just goin by peeps who went to both). Seems like the 2nd hour of Tiesto here was like the most amazing thing ever to so many people since like..>Tiesto or 2000, lol.
In the end, as long as everone had funa dn went to slepe happy who cares overall.
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