Hatsune Miku Tickets

We were very excited for this concert. A few weeks before the concert we learned that this would not be a hologram concert as was indicated when we bought the tickets, but instead it would be a screen. We couldn't sell the tickets or do anything but go and hope for the best. The music was so loud and there was such a high pitch that we had to stuff toilet paper in our ears to make it through the concert. There was a section of dead pixels on the screen too. As for the merch, we waited in line for 5 hours and everything was nearly sold out by the time we made it. It was a zoo. Very under-wowed.

it was MORE THAN WE EXPECTED!!!!!!!! the venue, the people, the music, program, VIP perks.....only :( was the Merch :( not enough not even for VIPs

I was expecting Miku EXPO to use holograms like usual. But, they used a giant TV instead. Kind of felt like a rip-off because of this. Also, they didn't have enough merchandise for everyone. You'd have to get to the merch like REALLY early to get official glowsticks. Besides those things, IT WAS AWESOME! The concert was so much fun to watch and the energy everyone was giving was amazing.

Honestly, I really enjoy the show. It was great hearing the music live and the vibes were there, so the experience was more fun!

The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. And as for the show itself, there's a good reason why Hatsune Miku translates to "The Sound of the Future"!

When I got to the venue a whole bunch of people directed me to get in line to get inside the building like as soon as I stepped on the premises, only after getting into the building did they tell us merch was ONLY outside and that there was no re-entry into the building. There were no signs at the venue or mention of this on the site, there was only a sign saying no re-entry inside the building. They also stated that merch would close as soon as the concert started so there was no way for us to go after the concert either. The staff at the venue was also incredibly rude stating "they shouldn't have done the second concert no one is even going to this one"(at least 3/4 of the venue was full) and this was right after our group was just saying we were disappointed about not being able to get merch. The concert itself was pretty fun the band went hard, a little disappointed that my first Miku expo didn't have the hologram experience but so be it.

I feel we should get a refund or a partial at least. Paid for VIP but it was basically just a lot of extra money for some cheap loot that was maybe worth 30$. Also we expected a Hologram and got an LED screen. The whole reason we couldn't use brighter glowsticks and had to use the official ones was because of the hologram.

Waited in line from 10 AM to get my light stick, (4 hours early) ended up running out 8 people ahead of us. WHERE IS THE CLASSIC MIKU HOLOGRAM, I DIDNT PAY TO WATCH A TV SCREEN. (Plus the green channel dying on that one panel making it purple was hilariously bad) Idk I'm a poser, I just came woth my friend who loves vocaloid, the fans were cool, the song choices seemed to please my buddy. As an audio engineer I'm also disappointed, almost nothing was being routed to the subs and as someone who was front and center I shouldn't have been able to hear the line array better than the front fills, which I did, making everything feel out of synch. Basically every good thing related to this show was something that came from the fanbase, not the organizers.

Despite it being a TV and not a hologram, it was fine, as I was expecting. The downsides were it was a short concert (1.5 hours), and I didn’t buy a floor ticket. The tracklist had many of my favorite songs towards the end.

cried because how good it was can’t stop listening to hatsune miku