Showing posts with label Hong Kong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hong Kong. Show all posts

KPop Festival in HK!

Added to my growing bucket list is attending a Kpop Festival.  Just this morning Shaui sent me the link in buying a ticket for a Kpop Festival in Hongkong!  For a fraction of a second, I considered going, why? because CNBLUE will be there and so are IU and Infinite!  Though CNBLUE's appearance will most likely be short, it will be nice to see other Kpops that I like!


If I live in Hongkong I'll probably be broke by attending these concerts!  Are you going?


The Climb

No this not about Miley Cyrus' song.  I remember when we went to Hong Kong last January, I told Shaui to spare me from climbing yet another tourist attraction but that is to no avail.  I ended up climbing and I guess that will not be the last of it if I intend to travel again and see tourist spots.  I don't know why they have to put something-- a statue particularly at the very top of a hill or mountain. I mean if I wanted to go hiking or to climb, I'd rather do mountain hiking but not to be with a statue that I am not fond of in the first place.  Good thing that usually in those occasions  the views are magnificent!


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My CN Bluestorm Hong Kong Experience 8 Jan 2012 - The Good.. The Unforgettable One

Saving the best for last.. or rather for later.  Sadly for my first CN Blue concert was a mixed of good and bad experience. I was thinking that it will be a euphoric experience but it wasn't.

My CN Bluestorm Hong Kong Experience 8 Jan 2012 - The Bad

So the long wait is over. It started last November 11, when we woke up so early to get concert tickets.  We did not succeed in getting front row seats but still thankful that we were able to get some! With everything that happened to me.. to us with my friend Sharon, this blog entry is gonna be long. But I'll just concentrate on my concert experience  (the bad part). My first Kpop (although I don't like to categorize CN Blue as pop) experience is a not entirely pleasant or should I say, it did not go smoothly.  I was not 100% satisfied nor overjoyed as what I am expecting. 
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My CN Bluestorm Hong Kong Experience 8 Jan 2012 - The Bad

So the long wait is over. It started last November 11, when we woke up so early to get concert tickets.  We did not succeed in getting front row seats but still thankful that we were able to get some! With everything that happened to me.. to us with my friend Sharon, this blog entry is gonna be long. But I'll just concentrate on my concert experience  (the bad part). My first Kpop (although I don't like to categorize CN Blue as pop) experience is a not entirely pleasant or should I say, it did not go smoothly.  I was not 100% satisfied nor overjoyed as what I am expecting. 
The reasons are:

Concert cancellation threat.  Just after we bought our tickets and while my envy over Boices in Indonesia is brewing (the first Bluestorm Asian tour was supposed to be in Indonesia, i think), the show there was cancelled. I pity Indonesian Boices.  I right away checked HK concert promoter and I found that they are way better than their Indonesian counterpart, not to mention that the ticket prices was so high.

Flight to HK was cancelled.  We paid in full our travel agent last week of November 2011.  Only to our horror that our flight was cancelled due to blah blah of Hong Kong Express.

Almost got late.  Thank God that there's an Airport Express train going straight to Asia World Expo.  We went to The Peak only to realize that we will be so late if we will take the just the MTR.  Thank God for discounted tickets as well.

Camera was confiscated.  Hahaha! I was so confident that it will not be seen, but they found it! One thorough security personnel she should have a raise or something! Paid a non refundable 25 HKD which is equivalent for a decent McDonalds meal.

NO RECORDING PLEASE! This really annoyed me and spoiled everything!  My friend was lucky enough for her camera not to be confiscated. That's good right? Actually she bought the camera just for the concert. However security personnel were all over and you cannot take any picture or video.  Our seats were situated on where they can easily see you, last row of Block A.  I tried to get a video from my phone but no luck at all.  Tried to have audio recording but you can't barely recognize what song it was.  And still I was approached and they checked if its a phone or camera.   
Tip: Do not wear red during concert especially if you are planning to do an 'illegal' recording because they can easily pin point you!  For those who missed it here is the video of one of my unforgettable part of the concert.  One lucky girl.

Bluestorm!

While I'm browsing CNBluestorm website (which what I do every morning), I clicked on CN Blue's Asian tour (still hoping that there will be a Manila leg).  As I clicked on their Hongkong concert, it lead me to HKTicketing website I was surprised to see that there's another day for their concert in HK! 

Yesterday I think I just surf about the concert 80% of my time in the office! LOL! I was hesitant to go because it falls on a Sunday which might be our church's Lord's Supper in which what I will come home for.

HK Concert Seat Plan and Prices

Now tomorrow I and my friend Shaui will have to wake up around 5 or 6am to get the ticket online! yebah! Hoping we'll get the closest to the stage and hope that CNBlue will hear our screams! And hope to see Disneyland on the side!

If we get the tickets tomorrow, I'll be smiling the whole day! and will be more willing to work on Saturdays coz I'll be spending a great deal of money for the hotel and airfare.

Dunno if their Bangkok concert will push through though coz I think Bangkok is still flooded.