Following crowd management concerns during the inaugural show at Rogers Stadium, Live Nation Canada is addressing issues based on fan feedback. Attendees reported delays of up to two hours exiting the venue after the concert by Stray Kids. The company is collaborating with city officials, transit services, and emergency personnel to improve the situation. Although fans felt movement in the upper grandstands, Live Nation asserts that this is expected and compliant with safety codes. A meeting between city councillor James Pasternak and stadium operators aims to find solutions ahead of upcoming concerts.
Reports indicate that concertgoers experienced significant delays, with some taking up to two hours to exit Rogers Stadium after the event. The crowd management appeared insufficient to handle the large number of attendees.
Live Nation Canada acknowledges the concerns raised by fans regarding their concert experience at the new venue and is actively seeking to incorporate feedback from attendees and the surrounding community.
Despite the crowd management issues, Live Nation maintains that the design of the upper grandstands, which experienced movement during the concert, complies with international safety codes.
City Councillor James Pasternak plans to meet with Live Nation Canada and Northcrest Developments to explore solutions for improving future crowd management at Rogers Stadium.
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