Imagine this: half a million people swarming the Zagreb Hippodrome for a Marko Perković Thompson concert! Yes, you read that right – half a million! Buses, vans, trains – all started arriving as early as Friday night, and the morning traffic approaching the capital looked like an apocalypse scene.
The sun is blazing, it’s noon, and people are crowding around Bundek, where dozens of fences were recently installed, only adding to the chaos. Two girls headed towards the hippodrome, posing for a reporter, while a man in a gray shirt passed by without even glancing left at the trail intersection – maybe he knew there was nothing there but fences.
This concert isn’t just an event; it’s a mass movement! People from all over Croatia and the diaspora came to hear Thompson, and the morning jams were so huge that authorities had to set up extra blockades.
But let’s be honest – is this really a concert or a mass invasion? Half a million people in one place, in one day, with buses, trains, and vans arriving from all directions. If you thought you’d seen traffic jams, think again!
While some complain about the crowds and blockades, others are loving the vibe and music. One thing’s for sure – this event will be remembered for a long time, and the question is how many more of these spectacles Zagreb can handle.
If you were there or have your own take on this madness, drop a comment below. Is this the peak of fun or the start of chaos? Let the debate begin!
