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Fantastic night with keeping the social distance. Under open air the place was very good to see any performance.

Open air live music arena in the heart of the Town.

We went to the open air theater for the Cem Yılmaz show. We were able to go inside after waiting a short line with my friends. As soon as we entered, our seat numbers were asked by the young people on duty who greeted us. We were asked to show them our tickets. After we showed our tickets, we proceeded to our seats under the supervision of an officer. After reaching our seats, the attendant requested a fee for the attendance. However, at the entrance of the theater, we are asked to show us our tickets as if it is a must, and the attendant moves to our seats saying follow me. It does not give any information about whether this service is paid for any fee or not. When it comes to seats, it demands a fee. We witnessed many guests arguing with the officials on this issue. The presence of such a disgrace in Cem Yılmaz's show obviously made us think. So, from now on, contracts must be made by the relevant companies for the venue and services of the organization. Frankly, many guests were uncomfortable with this issue. We even wanted to publish it by videotaping, but we think it will not be stylish and we are content with commenting here. Also, the plastic chairs used in the show were in a very bad condition in terms of guest comfort and were of poor quality. All the plastic chairs were covered in dust.

We went to the Amphitheater with my fiancee during the pandemic to watch Cem Yılmaz's show. There was a lot of intensity at the entrance. I think the reason was that they did not let anyone in according to their order and blocks. It was ridiculous to me that the far right and left ticket holders were taken from the same door. While looking at our place when we entered, forced us !! We encountered an employee who accompanied us and showed our place. He took our ticket from our hands and started walking, although we stated that it was not necessary, he did not give our ticket and we had to follow him. Our place was easy anyway. When we sat down, he handed us our tickets and asked for money. Although we stated that we did not want to receive this service, we were really shocked when they asked for 20 liras. As a result, if you go to watch a show, etc., do not let anyone buy your ticket and know that they will ask for money the moment they get the walk.

We went for the Anatolian fire, there is nothing to say to the shows, there are three issues that need to be developed,n1-The seat numbers are not clear, it should not be difficult to find a permanent solution that has been stuck on them, which has been removed or erased over time.n2-The amphitheater is very steep and gives a good viewing angle, it is not possible to block the view from the front row, but the protocol that you can buy for twice the prices consists of chairs lined up on a flat floor, it is very bad for the stage view, I say choose the lecture :)n3- The seats did not seem clean enough, it can be overhauled before the show, maybe the steps can be placed too high intermediate steps while moving between the rows and the elderly or people who are impaired to take big steps can be facilitated.nnI hope it is considered and developed, an open air theater where you can always find great programs ud83dude0a