Allegiant Stadium Takes Action After ARMYs Raised Concerns For The Safety Of BTS During “PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE – LAS VEGAS”

On April 8 and 9, BTS took to the stage as they performed the first two shows of their PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE – LAS VEGAS shows at the Allegiant Stadium. As expected, each of the shows was amazing, and ARMYs took home memories that they will never forget as the members showcased their talent, charisma, and visuals.

Many fans even got to live the dream as they had interactions with the members, whether it was Jungkook answering a fan’s request or V giving an ARMY his ARMY Bomb lightstick so she didn’t feel left out of the wave.

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Yet, as much as ARMYs enjoyed the evening, many raised concerns about the behavior of some of those attending. In particular, many shared their anger at things being thrown at the members.

Although fans have thrown items at the BTS members before, whereas many of these previous instances didn’t raise concerns, the number of items that were thrown in Las Vegas seemed to increase, and it also became dangerous for the members.

I need to get something off my chest, LET'S NOT start throwing things at the guys during their cart time!!! This PTD tour is the first time they have done this in the US to get closer to ARMY.
DO. NOT. RUIN. THIS….

— Dee♡⁷ 디 | at BORAHAEGAS! | 정국아 (@ChiGal4Bangtan) April 9, 2022

Shared videos showed unaware members even being hit by the objects thrown by these fans.

please stop throwing things at them pic.twitter.com/wiVn2I4tsL

— Report for JM ☽ (@protectjimin13) April 10, 2022

this is getting out of hand, please be respectful to the guys, bighit has a strict rule about not throwing things on stage, jin is injured what happens if it something falls in his hand? , there are many fancams of the boys dodging things. pic.twitter.com/sgp4TQkMN3

— ???????????? ᵕ̈ ???? ⋆ BTS (@KimStef_tk) April 10, 2022

When the videos circulated, fans demanded that Allegiant Stadium do something about it because it was extremely dangerous for the members

On April 13 (PST), ARMYs were relieved when the stadium released a statement for the upcoming shows on April 15 and 16. In the post, the organization explained, “For everyone’s safety, please do not throw anything (including flowers and dolls) toward the artist and stage.

When the announcement was shared, netizens couldn’t hide their relief that some action was being taken towards ensuring the safety of the members.

thank you @AllegiantStadm for adding this! army, please keep your flowers and bouquets & don’t bring them to the concert! pic.twitter.com/LBhO5Sf2CM

— trinh ⁷ ⟭⟬ BORAHAEGAS D3+D4 (@trinhers) April 14, 2022

Allegiant Stadium has announced not to throw anything toward the artist and stage for safety.

I hope everyone who will attend the concert can follow this. Please be considerate. pic.twitter.com/IUJDZFOCt7

— JIN PRINT (@theJINPRlNT) April 14, 2022

Hopefully, with more rules and regulations in place, the stadium can ensure that both ARMYs and BTS feel safe at the concerts. Yet, many think that it’s still not far enough, and more aspects need to be addressed, such as the size of signs and running into the aisles, which affected people’s views.

pic.twitter.com/WZE69cV3bs

— monique⁷ (@abcdefvssi) April 10, 2022

You can read more about the concerns that were raised by ARMYs during the first two shows below.

ARMYs Condemn Inappropriate Behavior At BTS’s “PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE – LAS VEGAS” Shows