I was there for Sleep Token's show on May 8th. My review is coming from the perspective of a person with a physical disability and who utilized ADA seating/services: I had no issues with entering the venue. Staff members were friendly and helped me get through the line quickly. The problems started when I entered the seating area and the pit. I basically had a staff member in the ADA seating area telling me that I wasn't right kind of disabled for that seating area since I wasn't in a wheelchair. How uneducated, unprofessional, and unacceptable these statements were. Disabilities come in many different forms; they can be highly-visible and also invisible. I shouldn't have to give you an in-depth explanation of my disability, and you shouldn't be gate keeping the ADA area to that extreme level. It was embarrassing and uncomfortable. I had to have a conversation with that staff member and their supervisor to finally be granted access, but I was certainly made to feel like a nuisance and belittled, simply because I was trying to access the seating area allotted for people with disabilities. I know that other guests, including a few disabled veterans, in the ADA area were treated the same way, which is unbelievable to me. The staff needs a whole new training on ADA guidelines and how to treat guests. I had a very negative experience, and honestly, I don't want to visit the venue again.