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Venue Review: Dos Equis Pavilion (Fair Park Dallas concert venue)
Dos Equis Pavilion is an important live music venue in Dallas. I have a link to its website below, along with links with photos and an artist rendering to give readers an understanding of the lay of the land there. In recent years, it has mainly hosted shows of very well established artists with more mature fanbases. Over the 10+ years I've lived in Dallas, I can't remember too many shows playing at Dos Equis Pavilion that would tend to draw in younger audiences. I have only to a small number of shows over my time in Dallas. I have been to enough shows to understand how seduction would work at Dos Equis. I would not recommend it as a seduction venue. Live music tickets are generally expensive and a lot of the audience at a Dos Equis type show are not going to be too receptive to your openers and intents to escalate conversations and even escalate physically.
I'll start with a brief history lesson. Dos Equis was originally called Fair Park Amphitheater while being built in the 1980s. It has operated under numerous names since it opened in 1988. This venue is likely to change names again at some point in the near future.
Dos Equis has 3 main tiers of seating. The Section 100 seating is the best seating. It is closest to the stage and under a covered pavilion/canopy. If you wanted to impress a female in your life, you might get seats in the Section 100 seating area. Section 200 level are also under the covered pavilion but a little bit further away from the stage. These are still good seats and buying these seats could in certain circumstances. The 3rd seating area is generalized lawn seating. This is the most inexpensive seating area. You don't have a seat. If you buy lawn seating tickets, you're sitting on a blanket or lawn chairs on the lawn. The advantage of lawn seating is that it is the most social area of seating. It's easier to socialize with other lawn seating people, especially if you get to the concert earlier before it gets real crowded or you happen to attend a less crowded show. The D Magazine link below (the artist rendering) is extremely useful in understanding how this would work. I recommend taking a look at that link before I write my next paragraph.
If you want to try to seduce women at a Dos Equis Pavilion show, the best places to do it are on the lawn before the show, or in the general gathering areas and concession areas outside the lawn/pavilion seating areas. In the general gathering areas outside the lawn/pavilion areas, approaches could be done before, during, or even after the show. In order to do seduction well at a Dos Equis show, you are likely going to need a wingman or 2 in order to approach groups of 2-4 females attending a show. This is somewhat difficult to find as more concert attendees are established romantic couples. Some of this depends upon the individual show, which I'll get into in a moment.
If you want to try to seduce, I would recommend buying a lawn ticket as lawn areas are more social than Section 100 and 200. Sections 100 and 200 are better options for a Date Night with an established girlfriend. I would not recommend any Dos Equis concert as an early stage date as these tickets are generally expensive.
If you're going to go to Dos Equis Pavilion, go for a show of a musician that you happen to enjoy. Don't expect to find a date or get laid.
Another pro tip is to try to avoid going to shows between June 1 - September 30 if you are sitting on the lawn. Dallas is warm in those months, even after the sun sets. However, June 1 - September 30 is the most active time for concerts at Dos Equis so this advice is more difficult to implement. The Section 100 and 200 are not air conditioned either but they are at least covered and there are large ceiling-type fans at the top of the pavilion.
There are a few shows planned for 2024 that would draw in younger audiences, but most shows on the 2024 agenda are going to bring in older people. Examples of these shows that would bring in older people in 2024 would be: Alanis Morrissette, The Doobie Brothers, Foreigner-Styx, Sammy Hagar, and REO Speedwagon. Good luck with getting laid or finding a future first date with a younger hottie from attending any of those shows.
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Dos Equis Pavilion is an important live music venue in Dallas. I have a link to its website below, along with links with photos and an artist rendering to give readers an understanding of the lay of the land there. In recent years, it has mainly hosted shows of very well established artists with more mature fanbases. Over the 10+ years I've lived in Dallas, I can't remember too many shows playing at Dos Equis Pavilion that would tend to draw in younger audiences. I have only to a small number of shows over my time in Dallas. I have been to enough shows to understand how seduction would work at Dos Equis. I would not recommend it as a seduction venue. Live music tickets are generally expensive and a lot of the audience at a Dos Equis type show are not going to be too receptive to your openers and intents to escalate conversations and even escalate physically.
I'll start with a brief history lesson. Dos Equis was originally called Fair Park Amphitheater while being built in the 1980s. It has operated under numerous names since it opened in 1988. This venue is likely to change names again at some point in the near future.
Dos Equis has 3 main tiers of seating. The Section 100 seating is the best seating. It is closest to the stage and under a covered pavilion/canopy. If you wanted to impress a female in your life, you might get seats in the Section 100 seating area. Section 200 level are also under the covered pavilion but a little bit further away from the stage. These are still good seats and buying these seats could in certain circumstances. The 3rd seating area is generalized lawn seating. This is the most inexpensive seating area. You don't have a seat. If you buy lawn seating tickets, you're sitting on a blanket or lawn chairs on the lawn. The advantage of lawn seating is that it is the most social area of seating. It's easier to socialize with other lawn seating people, especially if you get to the concert earlier before it gets real crowded or you happen to attend a less crowded show. The D Magazine link below (the artist rendering) is extremely useful in understanding how this would work. I recommend taking a look at that link before I write my next paragraph.
If you want to try to seduce women at a Dos Equis Pavilion show, the best places to do it are on the lawn before the show, or in the general gathering areas and concession areas outside the lawn/pavilion seating areas. In the general gathering areas outside the lawn/pavilion areas, approaches could be done before, during, or even after the show. In order to do seduction well at a Dos Equis show, you are likely going to need a wingman or 2 in order to approach groups of 2-4 females attending a show. This is somewhat difficult to find as more concert attendees are established romantic couples. Some of this depends upon the individual show, which I'll get into in a moment.
If you want to try to seduce, I would recommend buying a lawn ticket as lawn areas are more social than Section 100 and 200. Sections 100 and 200 are better options for a Date Night with an established girlfriend. I would not recommend any Dos Equis concert as an early stage date as these tickets are generally expensive.
If you're going to go to Dos Equis Pavilion, go for a show of a musician that you happen to enjoy. Don't expect to find a date or get laid.
Another pro tip is to try to avoid going to shows between June 1 - September 30 if you are sitting on the lawn. Dallas is warm in those months, even after the sun sets. However, June 1 - September 30 is the most active time for concerts at Dos Equis so this advice is more difficult to implement. The Section 100 and 200 are not air conditioned either but they are at least covered and there are large ceiling-type fans at the top of the pavilion.
There are a few shows planned for 2024 that would draw in younger audiences, but most shows on the 2024 agenda are going to bring in older people. Examples of these shows that would bring in older people in 2024 would be: Alanis Morrissette, The Doobie Brothers, Foreigner-Styx, Sammy Hagar, and REO Speedwagon. Good luck with getting laid or finding a future first date with a younger hottie from attending any of those shows.
Links
Dos Equis Pavilion - 2024 show schedule & venue information - Live Nation
Dos Equis Pavilion tickets and upcoming 2024 event schedule. Find details for Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas, TX, including upgrades, seating chart, and day of show information.
www.livenation.com
Starplex Pavilion Is Now Dos Equis Pavilion, But Call It Whatever You Want, It's Fine
What's in a name, anyways?
www.dmagazine.com
Dallas' Dos Equis Pavilion offers discount deal for summer 2023 concerts
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dallas.culturemap.com