Should two 12-year-old girls be allowed to go to Maroon Five concert w/o adult and be in "pit"?
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Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| I'd say no and I'd let my 17 yo go to an all ages at 9:30 club and to Merriwether solo. |
Anonymous
| No way. Not even the most responsible 12 year old. Just too young to be alone in a big music venue, even if it is a more tame group. |
Anonymous
| I would not let then go because maroon 5 blows. |
Anonymous
| No way Jose. High school in a big group, yes. Not at 12 |
Anonymous
LOL. This. |
Anonymous
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I went to my first concert without an adult at a theater when I was 15. (The Go Go's. Yeah for 48 year old posters!)
To this day, 33 years later, I can still remember being in the lobby in a sea of people and getting groped. I hated that feeling. No. |
Anonymous
+1 ! |
Anonymous
| Nope, I am pretty easy going about this kind of stuff. |
Anonymous
| No way. I wouldn't let my sons go at that age either. |
Anonymous
| A Maroon 5 pit is completely tame. However, they likely won't be able to see well. Too short at 12. |
Anonymous
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No. |
Anonymous
| Can you get another ticket on stubhub if it's GA? I am not strict but Id say minimum age for solo concert would be 14-- for a responsible and mature kid. |
Anonymous
| No way. In an assigned seat with an adult. That's it at 12. |
Anonymous
So they'll sit on the shoulders of some dudes. |