I wasn't able to make it for the Brazil/Mexico match at Kyle Field but, from my understanding, there was the ticketed secured zone around the entire stadium and then you had to show tickets again to enter the actual stadium.TXAggie2011 said:
Starts with the many fanatics who decided they'd try to go to a match they didn't have tickets for. Absolute trash that facilities need to plan for "a rush of unticketed fans."
At any rate, getting into World Cup matches in two summers is going to suck even more than it probably already was going to.
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This was the setup at Kyle for the Mexico/Brazil match.deadbq03 said:
They require an outer perimeter with ticket check prior to entering the grounds that lead to the venue's normal entry. So tickets get checked twice.
TXCityAggie said:
Anyone with a brain could have seen this coming Sunday. The Colombian crowds at their previous matches in the tournament were massive....a sea of yellow everywhere. There are about 300,000 Colombians living in the Miami area. On top of all that, this was their first time in a major championship in decades. There is no excuse for the lack of security and for allowing anyone to get that close to the entrances without a ticket.
TXCityAggie said:
Anyone with a brain could have seen this coming Sunday. The Colombian crowds at their previous matches in the tournament were massive....a sea of yellow everywhere. There are about 300,000 Colombians living in the Miami area. On top of all that, this was their first time in a major championship in decades. There is no excuse for the lack of security and for allowing anyone to get that close to the entrances without a ticket.
