Irvine Meadows Parking
After a rock concert on July 8, it took me 2 3/4 hours to get out of the parking lot of Irvine Meadows Amphitheater. This was a deterioration from two months earlier, when it took just under two hours to get out after a show.
Once the concert managers have our ticket money and concessions money, they don’t seem to care what happens to us; after all, we are a captive audience when the concert is over.
JEANNE DOUGLAS
Los Angeles
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