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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]No, you really shouldn’t block the people who came early. [/b] And please don’t stand right in front of people who are sitting to give your toddler a better view! We want out toddlers seated to see too!! [/quote] If there is room in front of anyone, then it’s space to be used. If you want an unobstructed view, then you would be sitting as close as possible to the front and there wouldn’t be room for anyone else to sit.[/quote] No. You go to the back if you’re late. Come on! That’s common decency. [/quote] Nope. You sit where space is open. Front or back. Have you never been to a lawn concert before?? Wolftrap? There’s not unlimited space in the back. We’re not talking about there between 3’ of space between you and the stage and someone should just come and camp out in front if you. But if there is room for a blanket and aisle in front of you, then expect people to sit there. Otherwise you can move forward.[/quote] Honestly, PP - you shouldn’t move in front of anyone. [b]The people in the front have generally set the perimeter of the play/dance area by coming early and usually with the management/bands/parks approval. [/b] We came early to get this spot. Please don’t sit down in front of us and block my little kid’s view. It’s not fair. [/quote] Lol what? Speaking of things that are not fair... OP if there's plenty of room and you need a spot, then set up in that spot. If the park / venue wishes to "set a perimeter" they can do so, with signs or barriers or the like. Entitled parents don't get to control who goes where, even if they really really want to. [/quote]
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