Usually at concerts, games or any other events, Wristband Exchange stalls are mostly always there at the entrance. It's where you can exchange one half of your concert/game ticket for a wristband which you can wear throughout the concert/game. It easier than taking out your ticket all the time when passing security.
A wristband includes the singer/band's name, the venue and the timing.
Wristbands usually come in the following colors:
Black: VIP Backstage
Gold : VIP
Silver: Front standing
Red/Yellow: Center standing (or back seating)
Wearing wristbands long after the concerts are often trends now for teenagers. A kid can show of his/her wristband to let others know that he/she went for this concert...blah blah blah
A wristband includes the singer/band's name, the venue and the timing.
Wristbands usually come in the following colors:
Black: VIP Backstage
Gold : VIP
Silver: Front standing
Red/Yellow: Center standing (or back seating)
Wearing wristbands long after the concerts are often trends now for teenagers. A kid can show of his/her wristband to let others know that he/she went for this concert...blah blah blah
"Hey, have you guys seen Roxy and Jordan?"
"No, they're still at the wristband exchange."
"I didn't see you at the Metro Station concert, Katie."
Katie holds up her arm and shows off her wristband.
"I was there all right....I got backstage!"
"Lucky bitch!"
"No, they're still at the wristband exchange."
"I didn't see you at the Metro Station concert, Katie."
Katie holds up her arm and shows off her wristband.
"I was there all right....I got backstage!"
"Lucky bitch!"
by CrAzY bIkE March 11, 2010
A white girl at a club that is underage; and or drunk. Used so the girl does not know you are talking about them.
by willblew March 18, 2007
After wearing a paper wristband for several days it is common for a person to experience the sensation that they are still wearing a wristband even though it’s been removed. This sensation is called “phantom wristband syndrome “
Dave visited Jean everyday in the hospital. Each day he had to get a new color wristband to prove he was an approved visitor. After Jean left the hospital, Dave experienced “Phantom Wristband Syndrome” feeling like he still had a wristband on, even though it had been removed several days ago
by PoorDavid January 22, 2023
the square bit of waxed paper that covers the adhesive on a paper wristband, commonly used as proof of paid admission to events, concerts, theme parks, etc.
by frontofhouser May 27, 2018