Iberdrola Music Concerts

At the Harry Styles concert last year: lack of accessibility, inside and outside the venue, apart from lack of signage. Management by Live Nation/Ticketmaster embarrassing. Very expensive tickets and 10-20 euros of non-existent "management".

We went to the Harry Styles concert and it was wonderful, but the organization was painful, we spent hours in the sun waiting in an endless line, we didn't get to see the opening acts. There also came a time when people who arrived late entered first since parallel queues formed and no one did anything. For future occasions there should be several doors depending on the type of entrance you have and many more signs with signage indicating where each type of entrance is.

I had the wonderful opportunity to attend Mad Cool paying half a dollar and having all my desire to see any band go away due to the poor organization of the venue. It is literally in a polygon far from the hand of God, looking for a way to get home going around the polygon with a shorter route that they won't let you pass is quite an experience. Good place to get stabbed at night.

Not recommended. Located in an industrial estate. Security measures are conspicuous by their absence. Iberdrola turns on the light and we already know... Because the speed of light is several times greater than the speed of sound, it may seem brilliant to you before you come across harsh reality. If you want to feel regret coming, this is your place.

I was last year with my brother watching the red hot chilli peas and I lost the desire to go back to a festival, bad access, little security, tremendous crowds, they gave me a ticket and I didn't go