A wheelchair user says the view of Take That from her accessible seating at their gig was so bad it was like "being in prison".
Metal bars obscured Michelle Ritchie's view at Birmingham's Utilita arena and she says she couldn't see anything on the stage.
The 33-year-old had travelled over 200 miles to the Midlands to see Take That supported by Olly Murs. But she says she was disappointed by the experience and doesn't think it was worth the £90 ticket, in May.Michelle from Hawick, in the Scottish Borders, said: "The arena is horrendous - there were bars all the way around me and it felt like I was in a cage."I couldn't see the stage.
I couldn't see anything. It was awful."I've been to quite a few shows and it's never been like that before."I was so annoyed and upset.
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