When the Roger Waters’ concert was announced in Costa Rica in April, fans were beyond excited; when the tickets went on sale on April 30, in just the first day 25,000 tickets were sold, and in a matter of 10 days the entire concert, scheduled to take place November 24, was sold out.

Many people were disappointed they were left without a ticket, but now they will have a second chance to see Pink Floyd’s former bass player, singer and songwriter.

Move Concerts, announced today that “after many weeks of detailed analysis by the production, which has included visits to the National Stadium by Roger Waters’ technical team, the stage and the giant video wall will be moved back a few meters to allow a limited number of extra seats for the fans and maintaining great visibility”.

The sections that will now have extra seats are:

Balcon/Platea: ¢69.000 (Approx. $122.00)
Sombra: ¢51.750 (Approx. $92.00)
US+THEM ¢28.750 (Approx. $51.00)

Additional very limited seats will also be available in some of the other sections except in The Wall.

The new limited tickets will go on sale next Wednesday, August 29 at 10 a.m. through the online platform www.eticket.cr and authorized points of sale.
Costa Rica’s National Stadium has capacity for approximately 35,000 people.

This stop in Costa Rica is Waters’ first show in the country and in Central America, it is part of the 74-year-old’s tour Us + Them; Waters will be performing songs from The Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall, Animals, Wish You Were Here and also songs from his newest album “Is This the Life We Really Want?”.