After our lunch at Mandalay Bay, we headed over to AREA15 for the BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas!
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — Entrance
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — Entrance
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — Entrance
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — Entrance
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — BTS Logo Neon Sign
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — "Permission to Dance" Installation
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — "Permission to Dance" Installation
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — "Dynamite" Installation
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — "Dynamite" Installation
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — "Dynamite" Installation
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — "Dynamite" Installation
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — "Dynamite" Installation
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — "Butter" Installation
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — TinyTan "Butter" Installation
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — TinyTan "Butter" Installation
BTS Pop-Up: Permission to Dance in Las Vegas — "Butter" Installation
There were A LOT of people there. Even with reservations, the place was packed. Neither Ying nor I like taking selfies or being in photos in general, so we were getting somewhat impatient waiting for people to pose SIX THOUSAND TIMES in front of EVERY SINGLE DISPLAY. Now, I know that this pop-up was only up for a limited time and of course people will want to have memories of their time there, but when there's literally hundreds of people going through the installations, it's pretty inconsiderate to spend ten minutes in every single room when there's so many people behind you and even more just trying to get in. Like, take a couple pictures and MOVE ON. You don't need get your friend to take a video of you doing the entire choreography of "Butter" in front of the "Butter" MV playing behind you and then switch places with your friend so she can do the same fucking thing. (Can you tell my patience was tested and I failed?)
That having been said, the pop-up was really impressive. Huge props to the team who put this whole thing together. It really was an incredible space and each installation was really well done.
There were A LOT of people there. Even with reservations, the place was packed. Neither Ying nor I like taking selfies or being in photos in general, so we were getting somewhat impatient waiting for people to pose SIX THOUSAND TIMES in front of EVERY SINGLE DISPLAY. Now, I know that this pop-up was only up for a limited time and of course people will want to have memories of their time there, but when there's literally hundreds of people going through the installations, it's pretty inconsiderate to spend ten minutes in every single room when there's so many people behind you and even more just trying to get in. Like, take a couple pictures and MOVE ON. You don't need get your friend to take a video of you doing the entire choreography of "Butter" in front of the "Butter" MV playing behind you and then switch places with your friend so she can do the same fucking thing. (Can you tell my patience was tested and I failed?)
That having been said, the pop-up was really impressive. Huge props to the team who put this whole thing together. It really was an incredible space and each installation was really well done.
AREA15 / The Grounds
2900 W. Sirius Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89102
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