Harry Styles fans queue outside the Melbourne Arena from 4am ignoring warnings not to arrive before 9am
Rabid fans of Harry Styles have been lining up outside his concert at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium since 4am after ignoring the venue’s strict warnings, with some queuing for an incredible 32 hours.
Despite being warned not to start queuing before 9am at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium for British pop star Harry Styles’ concert tonight, fans did not listen.
Huge queues began to form from the stadium to Southern Cross station from 4am on Friday morning before their first concert began that night.
Fans clad in sequins and feather boas were eager to start queuing early for a good spot in the general admission standing section to see the massive star.
9News reported that some enthusiastic fans had even started lining up for more than 32 hours before the doors opened for the concert at 11 a.m. Thursday.
“I got here at 11am yesterday so I’ll have been here for a day and a half,” a fan told the station.
Despite being warned not to start queuing before 9am at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium for British pop star Harry Styles’ concert tonight, fans did not listen. Harry is in the picture
This is despite Marvel stadium bosses warning that queuing was prohibited before 9am on Friday and that they had strict queuing procedures in place.
However, organizers are believed to have been encouraged by respectful lines at their merchandise lines at the Docklands site on Thursday.
As extreme heat ripped through Melbourne with temperatures rising to 32 degrees, many fans poured into the building to queue.
Marvel Stadium spokesman Jay Allen said Thursday that a strict queuing procedure would be in place for both nights of the concert.
Fans wishing to line up for the Harry Styles concert on Friday may do so starting at 9am The welfare and safety of customers is our priority and we have queue strategies in place for fans who choose to arrive on the day prior to the concert,” he said.
Huge queues began to form from the stadium to Southern Cross station from 4am on Friday morning before their first concert began that night.
Fans clad in sequins and feather boas were eager to start queuing early for a good spot in the general admission standing section to see the massive star.
Some enthusiastic fans even began lining up for more than 32 hours before the doors opened for the concert at 11 a.m. Thursday.
As extreme heat ripped through Melbourne with temperatures rising to 32 degrees, many fans entered the building to queue.
‘Fans are encouraged to bring water bottles and be smart about the sun. Additional water refill stations and spray fans will be available, as well as off-site food and beverage service and restrooms.’
The As It Was singer’s fans not only lined up to get a good spot at the concert, but massive queues were also seen for his Merchandise stand at the Melbourne Stadium and also at his Perth concert last Monday.
General admission for the 70,000-person show in Melbourne began at 5:00 p.m.
Following his two nights at Melbourne Stadium, the pop star and his team will take the Love On Tour production to Queensland for two nights at Carrara Stadium and then head to Sydney for two nights at Accor Stadium.
Marvel Stadium spokesman Jay Allen said Thursday that a strict queuing procedure would be in place.