1. Stay Hydrated
A lot of fans will wait outside the venue in early hours of the day, skipping breakfast and underestimating the heat of the sun. Standing for long hours can lead to one being prone to fainting. Keeping a water bottle on your person can help keep one's mind active and running. We don't want fans fainting while waiting in line and missing their chance to see their favorite idol.
2. Bring Snacks or Money to Buy a Meal
As mentioned earlier, fans will visit the venue at early hours of the day and skip breakfast. Many people don't eat a breakfast, but as hours pass, you will notice that you will become hungry. It is best to bring food or money to buy yourself something. If you believe you will be waiting in line for long hours, pack a meal. Its best to be prepared than to agonize over an empty stomach.
3. Wearing Comfortable Shoes
Comfortable shoes make for happy feet as well as some socks, but if you are standing all day long, you will want to wear a nice pair of kicks to help prevent foot pain at the end of the day. Even worse, if you wake up the next day with foot cramps. Sometimes it is best to wear sneakers over heels.
4. A Charger Pack
No one wants a dying phone. Invest in a rechargeable battery block to charge your phone at anytime of the day, wherever you are. They are portable machines that fit great in a small bag. Of course, don't forget to bring your charging cable as well to connect your phone to the block.
5. Merch
Bring small banners or button pins to show your support to your idol and other fans. Although you don't need to buy anything that will hurt your wallet, having some sort of unofficial or official merch can look nice to yourself and others. Even wearing a clothing item with the official color can show support. Or honestly, ignore this whole tip and just showing up or streaming their music is enough to show support.
6. Print out your tickets beforehand!
I don't really know if a lot of people have run into the problem of losing cell service or not being able to connect to their date, but not being able to retrieve your ticket can be a hassle. If screenshotting the ticket does not work, then I would suggest printing out the physical ticket just in case. Unless you choose to pick up a ticket at the venue.
A lot of fans will wait outside the venue in early hours of the day, skipping breakfast and underestimating the heat of the sun. Standing for long hours can lead to one being prone to fainting. Keeping a water bottle on your person can help keep one's mind active and running. We don't want fans fainting while waiting in line and missing their chance to see their favorite idol.
2. Bring Snacks or Money to Buy a Meal
As mentioned earlier, fans will visit the venue at early hours of the day and skip breakfast. Many people don't eat a breakfast, but as hours pass, you will notice that you will become hungry. It is best to bring food or money to buy yourself something. If you believe you will be waiting in line for long hours, pack a meal. Its best to be prepared than to agonize over an empty stomach.
3. Wearing Comfortable Shoes
Comfortable shoes make for happy feet as well as some socks, but if you are standing all day long, you will want to wear a nice pair of kicks to help prevent foot pain at the end of the day. Even worse, if you wake up the next day with foot cramps. Sometimes it is best to wear sneakers over heels.
4. A Charger Pack
No one wants a dying phone. Invest in a rechargeable battery block to charge your phone at anytime of the day, wherever you are. They are portable machines that fit great in a small bag. Of course, don't forget to bring your charging cable as well to connect your phone to the block.
5. Merch
Bring small banners or button pins to show your support to your idol and other fans. Although you don't need to buy anything that will hurt your wallet, having some sort of unofficial or official merch can look nice to yourself and others. Even wearing a clothing item with the official color can show support. Or honestly, ignore this whole tip and just showing up or streaming their music is enough to show support.
6. Print out your tickets beforehand!
I don't really know if a lot of people have run into the problem of losing cell service or not being able to connect to their date, but not being able to retrieve your ticket can be a hassle. If screenshotting the ticket does not work, then I would suggest printing out the physical ticket just in case. Unless you choose to pick up a ticket at the venue.
