Staying out all night to hunt for tickets to the concert 'Vietnam in me'

Different from the first day, the second day of free ticket distribution for the concert 'Vietnam in Me' took place in favorable weather conditions and was divided more scientifically.

On the second day of the free ticket giveaway for the "Vietnam in My Heart" concert, the weather in Hanoi unexpectedly turned cooler, making the wait less stressful, although the number of people arriving continued to grow.

The crowds were still large, but they were better controlled thanks to people queuing in lines.

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Although the announced morning ticket distribution time was 9 AM, the organizers decided to start the distribution an hour earlier, much to the excitement of the fans, mostly young people. However, there were also middle-aged and even elderly spectators.

Spectators were still lining up in long queues, but because they were divided into lines, they were more orderly than yesterday.

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While on the first day, the earliest audience members started lining up was 3 AM, on the second day of ticket sales, many even started lining up as early as 6 PM the night before, enduring the hardship of staying out all night to secure the first tickets of the day.

It was worth staying up all night waiting for the tickets.

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Dang Dinh Phong (born in 2004) made the effort to travel from Nho Son (on the outskirts of Hanoi), queuing since 7 PM yesterday and securing the first ticket on the second day of ticket distribution.

Mr. Dang Dinh Phong (wearing a gray shirt) - one of the first audience members to successfully purchase tickets on the day.

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In addition, the organizers made more efficient arrangements. Instead of long queues like yesterday, the audience was divided into two lines this morning, with four people allowed in at a time to receive tickets. The pushing and shoving and climbing over barriers were no longer present. However, there were still instances of audience members booing when someone tried to cut in line.

Vietnam in my heart , in the hearts of the fans.

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A member of the security force said that instead of just 5-7 people like yesterday, today the security force has increased tenfold, with a total of 70 people participating in maintaining order and coordinating with Fan Viet company to help with ticket distribution.

Security forces have been increased tenfold compared to yesterday.

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Nguyen Tien Anh (from Fan Viet company) said that compared to the first day, the second day of ticket distribution went much more smoothly due to a more organized traffic flow, a significant increase in security personnel, and fortunately, cool weather.

The audience was divided into groups of 4-5 people to receive tickets in an orderly manner.

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If you patiently wait in line, you'll eventually get your ticket.

A group of five young people traveled all the way from Yen Vien (Gia Lam - Hanoi) and lined up from 8 PM yesterday. Holding two tickets in her hands, Lai Tuyet Nhung (born in 1987) excitedly shared: "This time we're determined to get tickets to see our idol, Soobin Hoang Son, in person." Another young person added: "And also for patriotism!"

Having lined up since 8 PM yesterday, audience member Lai Tuyet Nhung (far left) and her group of friends were lucky enough to get the first tickets.

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While the organizers had to stop distributing tickets yesterday afternoon due to the chaos in the morning, on the second day, ticket distribution will continue throughout the afternoon (from 1 PM to 4:30 PM).

The "Vietnam in My Heart" concert will take place on the evening of August 26th at the Vietnam Exhibition Center (Dong Anh, Hanoi), bringing together many artists popular with young people such as: Soobin Hoang Son, Hoa Minzy, Erik, Duc Phuc, Anh Tu, Quan AP, Duong Hoang Yen and the band Chillies.

According to the organizers, free tickets for the "Vietnam in My Heart" concert will go on sale starting at 9:00 AM on August 20th at the Hanoi Opera House and will be distributed for three days (August 20-22). Ticket collection times are from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM and from 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM. 3,000 tickets will be distributed each day. Each person can receive a maximum of two tickets. Vietnamese citizens aged 14 and above must bring their original Citizen Identity Card (CCCD) to collect their tickets.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/trang-dem-ngu-le-duong-de-san-ve-concert-viet-nam-trong-toi-18525082109460591.htm