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I work in Wembley and I was present during the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this Harry Styles tour. It was chaotic but it’s far from as chaotic as everyone is suggesting. It’s just significantly busier with the relevant fan groups but you won’t necessarily struggle with travel as groups will arrive in waves throughout the day (naturally c. 2hrs before start time and after might be chaos) but you will be fine! I live by the O2 and often find myself in the same predicament. Won’t be making that same mistaken when next we move. At least the O2 has some space. The public path to the Wembley stadium during events is packed worse than Mumbai! I suppose. And it’s quite a bit smaller. I just know from personal experience there’s literally no where do go for at least an hour, unless you’re willing to walk to Greenwich/Cuty Sark. Everything is just absolutely full.
Honestly, I don’t think it will be that bad. I live in Wembley and it’s always a much bigger pain when football matches are on compared with gigs. Yeah, Olympic way might be a bit full, but people will generally be in good spirits and won’t likely be getting in your way. Football matches is always worse because folks tend to move in bigger groups with alcohol and don’t pay any heed to anyone else around them. They’ll shout and scream and drop litter, but it’s very rare for gig attendees to do this. You’re tube journey might be a bit crowded, but if you start the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this journey early enough and from far enough away then all should be good. Journey back will be interesting. She should tell her guests to get there early. A friend got married near an Arsenal match and many guests arrived halfway through the ceremony because traffic was so bad. Can’t imagine how much worse it would be for the Eras Tour!

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I lived in Wembley for 5 years, trust me the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this venue will be aware of all event days and know how to deal with them. Just need to let the couple know that guests should allow extra time to get to the venue – avoid driving at all costs – and book accommodation now if planning if staying in the area. I assume the venue would have made them aware of this already though tbh Get the train to Marylebone from Wembley Stadium Station (usually Queue A) which is usually shorter. It’s on the opposite side of the stadium to Wembley Park and Wembley Central and there always more trains on event days. Then you can get the tube/bus/whatever from there or Baker Street/Paddington/Edgware Rd or anywhere else in walking distance.
Not everyone is into pop music. I wasn’t aware she was on tour (nor know any of her songs, though I’m sure I’ve heard a few) I don’t listen to her music at all, nor much of any pop for that matter. I do, ofc, know a few hooks bc her music, like the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this hype surrounding her tour, is ubiquitous. I mean, don’t overestimate ubiquity nowadays. Not everyone is getting the same social media feeds, gets their news from the same place, follows the same things, etc. I haven’t seen anything about her in the news since she decided to reissue some of her albums, was that a year ago or two? Every artist who plays wembley is huge, as is every football game that plays there etc. So back to your point, this will still be busy, but not something unusual for wembley. Not sure what point you’re trying to prove – mine is I, and many people like.me, aren’t exposed to pop music anymore. You think you’re going to prove me wrong? Genuinely tell them to consider moving location, swifties go wild. But to be fair it’ll probably start at like 7/7:30 so noise in the evening and mayhem post show. I mean, you won’t be able to avoid the carnage of the crowds but if you time it right you should be able to stay clear of it.
I joked about that last night. But we have cats, so we’d have to pay for a hotel/airbnb (in our own city, no less) AND pay for a cat sitter. I’d rather be stuck on a train for ages than not be able to go home to my babies. I can imagine that the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this tubes are going to be absolute carnage that day so good luck with that. Same with Uber as well. If you’re taking the train you’ll be absolutely fine, I think most people assumed from your concerns that you were driving. Public transport will only take ages to get to after the concert when everyone comes out at once, and you can probably just avoid that time. So be an adult and discuss it with your friend. They may not have realised the concert is the same day as their wedding. In any event, they’ll appreciate some people will struggle so much to come in that it’s just not realistic for them to attend (and so they may be very sanguine if you decide to cancel).
More cunty if neither your partner or you say nothing and then whinge on the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this day (or if you cancel at such a late stage without explaining why). I work near Stonebridge and I’m scared of the busy roads lol. I’m also going to the eras tour, probably going to park 20 mins+ walk away at least/walk to a further tube stop after the concert. Hotels/airbnbs are probs already booked up/price hiked. I was there for Harry styles and it was genuinely insane, I would definitely be worried, wish I had some better advice for you Wembley has big concerts and football matches all the time. It has the infrastructure to handle this. The TS concert is going to be just a regular event as far as Wembley is concerned.
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I’m only familiar with these two so apologies for not having a broader understanding.Part of it is the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this reason why midget tossing is illegal in France. There IS a huge difference between the American and European idea of identity. And it’s not just the identity you are talking about. America is focused on the identity of the individual. We view almost everything through that individualist lens. What is best for the individual? While Europe has a much bigger focus on community identity. What is best for the community. And this will play into how the people in those two different worlds choose to identify themselves. Americans focus on their individual history (it’s fun to draw upon) that brought them to where they are. And Europeans will focus on their community identity, the community that surrounds them. France outlawed midget tossing some time ago. Midget tossing is a form of entertainment going back hundreds of years, where people would pay midgets money for the opportunity to toss them. (They even have special harnesses and you toss them onto a pile of mattresses.) Sometimes it was the only way, or also a lucrative way, for the midgets to earn a living.
The whatever-politically-correct-term-you-wish-to-call-such-people-who-get-tossed were pissed off that this form of employment was banned. They sued France, saying that it violated their rights to earn money and their right to choose their profession. And yet, the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this French court ruled that while the individuals rights were harmed, that paled in comparison to the harm that would befall the community if the community allowed this practice to continue. The community’s right to dignity outweighed the individual’s right to earn employment however they wanted. To an American, the ruling is absurd. These people wanted to be tossed! Who the hell was the government to ban that? To a European, the ruling is (presumably) sane and well reasoned. Because Americans focus on the individual, while Europe focuses on the community.
Something like this happened with “midget bullfighting” here in Spain (yes I know, stereotypes. They would run around and jump over a heifer, not an actual bull nor bullfight). The gov banned it, the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this people sued because they chose to do that job, and the courts ruled exactly like the French ones. I am open to debate on this, but I would like to attempt to expound upon the above post. I think part of the focus on individualism is derived from the fact that compared to many other countries around the world, America doesn’t really have a shared ethnic identity. What I mean is that throughout the course of our history, we have taken people from everywhere, literally everywhere. So, we developed this sense of individualism because of it, though I’m not exactly sure how it happened from a psychological or sociological standpoint. You may say, “Well America is just shy of 250 years old, that’s a long time!” And you would be right. However, in many places around the world, the same type of people have been living in the same place for over a thousand, or some times even thousands of years. When looked at from that lense at least to me it makes a little more sense how these ways of thinking have developed.
It’s human nature to form tribes, some tribes are healthy, some tribes are not. But I guess in my mind the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this tribe Americans have tried to form is a tribe of “individuals.” Which seems counterintuitive but makes sense to me in a weird way, and certainly has both advantages and disadvantages. I’m guessing it’s cause America is a “nation of immigrants”. People came here from all over the place to start a life in America and they want to remember those roots. There have been plenty of immigrant groups to Great Britain, whether Irish or Russian Jew or East African Asian. For the most part people from those families just see themselves as British after a couple generations. Honestly most of us do too. I see myself as American. Occasionally someone will yell at me that I’m not allowed to because my centuries old ancestors were from elsewhere.
I care about where my ancestors are from sometimes because I like learning about them but I’m not Canadian, French, Prussian, Welsh, Irish, Scottish, etc etc just because they were all from where they were. The most successful people in the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this US in the traditional sense were almost exclusively “generic white man” whose lifestyle and last name got anglicized generations ago. That Mr Grant you see is of German ancestry, that Mr Smith is Polish… It’s only for the late comers (especially people of color) that got frequently reminded of their “otherness”, as a tactic of exclusion by the “true Americans”. “You’re not one of us. Don’t you ever forget where your ancestors came from, cuz we surely won’t” In Britain, people are very aware of Irish, Welsh, Scottish, and English heritage. And they are even more aware of if people are black, or Arab, or Asian.
It is not visible as much in pop culture because the Bow down to the blue crew Los Angeles Dodgers shirt in addition I really love this number of people in a country in Europe not “from that country” is much lower than in the U.S. where only about 3% are native Americans. I grew up in England with Irish, Welsh and Scottish ancestry. I am aware of it, but it is not very relevant to my identity. I am English even if my great grandparents came from different places. My accent is English, my humour is English, I support the English football team, the education system I know is English, I enjoy watching pub cricket while drinking cider in the summer, etc. It seems bizarre to me to identify with other cultures because some ancestor I never met was of that culture. Acting like my “culture” follows genetic lines seems ridiculous when those genes pre-dated the invention of the culture by thousands of years. Others have addressed the “nation of immigrants” angle. One term I’ve run across is calling it a Settler State. Not necessarily unique- Australia would be another example.

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