In fact, all the press and attendees have raved about the show, and one of their arguments was the spectacular light show, supporting videos, and, in short, everything that was seen on stage, aside, of course, from the musicians' excellent performance, Neil's singing, and, naturally, the arsenal of hits.minimal wrote: Sun 01 Mar 2026, 12:05 pm Well, I think Discovery is more spectacular, as is Pandemonium.
However, I probably don't fully understand what you mean by 'spectacular'. What I do know is that, overall, I think Dreamworld is their least appealing stage design, especially during the boring first half an hour. I don't go for the visual aspect of the show; I go for the songs.
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People who later went to the Movistar Arena concert said it wasn't the same and that it looked less spectacular than in Viña.
I love Pandemonium. But I couldn't have a more different opinion of Discovery, visually speaking. It was just half-naked people rubbing up against each other and acting silly on stage, including kicking a ball around. Light years ahead of DreamWorld. And what interests me most are the songs... Although in that respect, Discovery is also light years behind
