Rammstein inspires in Gelsenkirchen: fans express beverage grust!

Rammstein inspires in Gelsenkirchen: fans express beverage grust!

The Gelsenkirchen Veltins-Arena was the main scene for music lovers in the last few days when the legendary band Rammstein gave five consecutive concerts. These events not only caused great enthusiasm among the visitors, but also a continued dialogue about the high prices for drinks during the event.

prices that get into money

Despite the generally positive response to the concerts, the high drink prices are a passionately discussed topic on the Internet. A fan said on Facebook: "The concert was really cool. But to request five euros for water at the heat on Tuesday is outrageous." Such comments reflect the lack of understanding of many that had to dig deep into their pockets for a simple drink. Seven euros were even due for a beer, and a liter of water cost a whopping 13 euros. This financial burden has clouded the experience for some fans, despite the great atmosphere.

an unforgettable experience

However, many visitors report a great experience. So a fan writes: "It was just an unforgettable experience. Nice people, horny atmosphere, great show with a hammer band." These positive impressions are in contrast to the concerns about the costs. The possibility of experiencing Rammstein live predominates for many, frustration over the expensive drinks.

behind the scenes: Why the prices are so high

It is important to know that the high drink prices are not determined by Rammstein itself, but by Schalke 04 GmbH, which is responsible for the catering during the event. The spectators have to prepare for the fact that they often pay more during such big events. But there is hope for improvement: from next season, the prices for half a liter of water will be reduced to two euros, which is a welcome message for fans.

Cultural importance of the event in Gelsenkirchen

The concerts of Rammstein in Gelsenkirchen are not only a musical event, but also a significant part of the cultural life of the region. With a total of 250,000 fans who had the opportunity to enjoy the performances, the great demand and connection of the people with the music of the band can be seen. Gelsenkirchen presents itself as a lively place for first -class events, which could continue to attract numerous visitors to the city.