Hubby went to speak to a manager, as he usually does, and usually gets moved or the people told to sit down in front. They even managed to block any view of the two large screens located on the sides of the seats. So much for paying attention or having any enforcement.So our view from then on was of their wiggling shoulders and fannies. Our seats weren't bad but as soon as he came onstage, two rather beefy men stood up right in front of us (naturally, and there were two empty seats in the row in front of the man next to me).these two never sat down, and to make it worse, both pulled their cell phones out to record the show, which signs state outside this place that no one is supposed to do. I had never been there so was taking a chance ordering tickets online to see George Thorogood.

There is an auditorium within the Parx Casino/Racetrack in Bensalem and we visited it over the weekend. I have been to 100's of shows and this was my least favorite venue. I may sound like a Debbie Downer but I wont go back to Parx to see a show. It is a fire hazzard which leads once again to the point that the staff was not prepared to handle a large crowd. I thought it was bizarre that security or the people who worked there didnt make them get out of the aisle. Then there ended up being alot of people trying to watch the show in the aisle. They were super annoying because they were blocking everyones view of the stage. Seriously though who wants to drink BUD/BUD LIGHT? We had great seats but there was a couple who thought that it was ok to stand in the aisle and watch the show. There was 1 woman doing her best with a man pouring drinks into plastic cups. There were 100's of people waiting to get a drink to take into the concert. The staff except for security did not seem prepared for a concert. I'm not even sure where to begin.We went to see Jerry Cantrell who we have seen many times. Regretfully I write this with dissapointment.Parx Excite Center is not the place to see a show.

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