”I paid over 13,000 yen”... BLACKPINK concert draws criticism for ”zero visibility seats”

As South Korean girl group BLACKPINK begins their world tour with all four members, complaints have been mounting about the "zero view seats."
BLACKPINK will hold the "BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR IN 2020" at the Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium for two days on the 5th and 6th of this month.
BLACKPINK's concert this time had a special meaning. It was the first time that a K-POP girl group performed at Goyang Sports Complex.
Of course, the concert drew the largest audience of any K-pop artist in history, 78,000 people, and attracted a lot of attention. Not only did they come back as a complete group after a long time, but they also performed their new song "JUM
The BLACKPINK concert was a success, but some fans were unhappy.
The seats in question were in the N3 area, which was a non-restricted view seat and cost 132,000 won (approximately 10,400 yen).
The tickets were sold at the regular price of 132,000 won (about 10,000 yen) for the seats with restricted view.
The big screen was set up in front of the N3 area, and the audience members who were sitting in this area could not see the stage.
I couldn't see the concert well. I had to watch the concert only on the big screen. The big screen hid the fireworks and other spectacular stage effects, so I couldn't enjoy them fully.
Some fans ended up watching the concert from seats with zero visibility, leading to widespread discontent and issues on both days of the concert.