As we all begin to regain a normal heart rate from trying to get Beyoncé tickets this morning, those who got lucky will be beginning to prepare for the star's trip to Edinburgh.
The Single Ladies singer will embark on her UK tour in May 2023, visiting Edinburgh's BT Murrayfield Stadium on Saturday, May 20, 2023. She will also visit Cardiff and Sunderland, plus multiple dates at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The lucky ones who bagged standing tickets will see their view of Queen Bey change as the concert progresses, but for seated participants, they will have the same view the whole gig.
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But, how good is this view, and where will you be seated in retrospect of the Stadium itself? Read on below to find out more about BT Murrayfield's seating plan, including an interactive map courtesy of A View From My Seat.
What is the seating plan for Beyoncé's Edinburgh concert?
According to Ticketmaster, below is a photo of how the stage will be set for Beyoncé's long-awaited return to the city of Edinburgh:
From seats W36 all the way around to E4 (including the lower tier of W31 to E1), these won't be used as they will be behind the stage production.
The entire field will be used for standing, general admission and VIP alike. There will also be platforms for VIP standing within the general admission.
But, what will the stage look like from your seat? This is where A View From My Seat comes in. Despite the website only showing the rugby version of BT Murrayfield, it is easy to imagine where the stage will be, in terms of utilising the map as well.
So, for instance, if you are seated within W21, your view would look something like this:
The stage would be to the left in this photo, where the rugby goalposts are. This means you'd have a side on view of the stage, but a close one nonetheless.
If you were at the other side of the stadium, in S9 for example, your view would look more like this:
You can look at more seating arrangements on the A View From My Seat website, and figure out how close you'll be to the Queen Bey herself.
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