Struggling between seated and standing at a concert

Hi!

I'm thinking of going to see 5 Seconds of Summer, and I have the options of buying standing tickets via (trusted) resale, or just taking seated.

The pricing structure means the cheapest seats are only £10-£20 (depending on fees) cheaper than general admission standing, and the next best seats are the same price as standing. The next ones up from those are the best non-VIP seats, but they're sold out, lol.

I've only been to one concert before, which I had the cheapest seats for. I did have a great time, but I'm not sure if standing might give me a better experience for this one.

VIP standing is out of my budget, but does get earlier access to the venue. I could arrive maybe 1-2 hours before doors open, but I definitely can't camp out or anything to get to the front of the queue, haha. Is standing still worth it, even if I'm not at the front?

Can anyone give me any points to consider, or any recommendations - even if it's just why you love/hate one or the other!

Thanks

Hi!

I'm thinking of going to see 5 Seconds of Summer, and I have the options of buying standing tickets via (trusted) resale, or just taking seated.

The pricing structure means the cheapest seats are only £10-£20 (depending on fees) cheaper than general admission standing, and the next best seats are the same price as standing. The next ones up from those are the best non-VIP seats, but they're sold out, lol.

I've only been to one concert before, which I had the cheapest seats for. I did have a great time, but I'm not sure if standing might give me a better experience for this one.

VIP standing is out of my budget, but does get earlier access to the venue. I could arrive maybe 1-2 hours before doors open, but I definitely can't camp out or anything to get to the front of the queue, haha. Is standing still worth it, even if I'm not at the front?

Can anyone give me any points to consider, or any recommendations - even if it's just why you love/hate one or the other!

Thanks