Excuse me, can I sell anything at the gate of Shanghai Stadium?

Yes, every time a concert is held, there will be many people around to set up stalls selling light sticks and KT boards.

There may be a city manager to disperse it. It doesn't matter. It's such a big venue. You can come back when they leave. They also count, as long as you don't go too far.

If you are an individual and have little experience, you should pay attention to:

1. If someone buys something with a hundred-dollar bill, be absolutely careful! Many people come to exchange counterfeit money at this time! Because you can't see clearly at night, or you are too busy with many people, you won't pay attention to the truth before.

2. Purchase channels. You will find that you are more expensive than those who often set up stalls. It doesn't matter that everyone sold it expensive at first. When everyone starts to have a sale, you will lose money. And according to my experience, the concert glow sticks are expensive at the beginning of the summer vacation, and the cheaper they get at the back. Because many students come out to sell stalls at this time, they will continue next time if they can't sell out once, and the more they get to the back, the more eager they are to make money, and they don't care much about making money, just trying to be fresh and happy. So if your purchase price is high, it will be more difficult later.

3. The police won't care about your stall, just leave them alone.

4. If you are a mobile booth, you can pay attention to the movement of scalpers. People who buy tickets like scalpers are definitely going to the concert, so they are more likely to buy your things ~

5. If you sell KT boards and buy them deliberately, you should be careful of the risks, because if you don't sell them all at once, you can't sell them on a large scale until the singer comes again, and when will it be?

What questions can you ask me? I belong to the kind that sells and plays.