But honestly... the crowds are part of what makes it real now. That energy, everyone loving the same thing, it's like the place is alive instead of just some quiet spot. Sure it's busy, but sharing that moment with other fans can feel more special than having it all to yourself. The popularity is proof the art mattered enough to bring people together. You're not just visiting a location, you're joining a big, loud, messy fan club right there. Maybe that connection with other people is the whole point.