just wanna say that all of this happening regarding queue is completely normal everywhere for every show that has a fan base crazy enough to queue for long hours/days. as frustrating as it is, it's just the reality of it and it's a privilege to be able to do it. I also think it's insane to camp overnight and stuff and my body also wouldn't handle it too so I can't do that even if I was able to
but let me also say @trailerparkdream that even if you're not getting barricade, the moment lana hit the stage, FOR SURE you'll forget about everything else. I couldn't afford VIP tickets for MITA, so I was standing very far from the stage, squeezed between tall ass people (I'm 5'1) and I literally COULDN'T physically even see the stage. I had to watch the entire show through the big screen and it still was the best day of my life as I waited 10 years to be able to see her, so I just worked with what I had at the moment. right now it seems like a nightmare, but try to see the bright side of things, you were lucky/blessed enough to be able to secure tickets and be there. you're still gonna be at the front and close to the stage if you arrive early, just like @Black to Blue said. concert things almost never happen like we planned, but I'm sure your friends were glad to help you see lana no matter where you'll stand
I know the frustration and the fear of not being able to see anything is taking over right now, but try to not let this barricade situation ruin the experience for you. it's gonna be amazing and lana will heal everything. I hope you will get the best spot possible and have the best time ever! I don't know if you've seen lana before, but this tour is so special and emotional, you'll remember it forever
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I reeeeeally hope the audience won't be 95% lana stans but I have a feeling it will be