Justin Bieber - 10 things to remember if you're going to the Mumbai concert

Justin Bieber has created quite a stir in India as he's prepping for his Purpose World Tour. The young pop star, who has millions and millions of fans worldwide was recently in the news for his apparent "demands" before he comes here. 

Though the demands seemed irrational and pretty much absurd, there's still no stopping his loyalists who are eagerly waiting for May 10, 2017. Tickets are selling out like hot cakes and the young crowds are waiting with bated breath to watch the "Sorry" singer perform live. 

However, as the countdown has now begun for the event at D.Y Patil Stadium in Mumbai, there are some important things you need to remember before heading out... 

1. The doors open at 2 pm and the performance begin at 4 pm. If feasible, the gates will be opened a bit earlier and in case that happens, it will be communicated via live updates on White Fox social media platforms - Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

2. Arrive well in advance in order to avoid a huge traffic jam. 

3. No professional photography will be permitted inside the premises. Phones, of course, are allowed. 

4. Since the ATM's in that area are very limited, withdraw sufficient cash in advance. 

5. Since the concert is outdoor, in a stadium, dress comfortably and venue appropriate. Avoid heels and opt for closed shoes instead. 

6. No kids below the age of 12 will be permitted inside. 

7. A wristband will be given to all those who are entering. In case these are taken off or get misplaced, a replacement wristband will not be issued. Please carry valid photo ID for verification of the ticket holder name along with your e-ticket print out.

8. No re-entry will be permitted. If you step out, the security will cut off your band and you won't be allowed inside again. 

9. With more than 25,000 vehicles expected at the show, four parking grounds have been reserved just a few furlong away.

10. Seven first-aid rooms with 40 trained medical supervisors, three cardiac ambulances and three normal ambulances will be available in case of any emergency. Additionally, DY Patil Hospital that is a stone's throw away from the stadium will be fully available to attend to any medical casualties.

Are you going to the JB concert? Let us know in the comments below!