This is a sad situation that needs to be put to a stop. And this is coming
from a girl who went to a concert there sitting 2 long sections back and practically cried
because she could barely see five seconds of it with the people standing in front of her. In case you people who run the Rosemont Theatre didn't notice...people in wheelchairs have to SIT DOWN the whole time during an event there and how do you expect us to see if there's hundreds/thousands of people standing in front of
you and completely blocking your view? I would really like to know. Are you saying tough luck or do you feel our pain and want
to make a change? That's the question it all boils down to.
EVERYONE is allowed to enjoy a nice concert or play/musical. And people who can't stand up shouldn't have to sit in nosebleed seats just because it's convenient for everyone else. This is America and everyone has rights! If someone wants to actually SEE at a concert I say let them! I don't want to hear..."Well there might be a place way in back for you." No. Nuh uh. No way. That's not right. There's first come, first serve for regular seats from 1st row by the stage to the back. So why not let it be that way for people with physical disabilities? Well...?