lucario719

87 bucks thru tkts. Best seats I've ever had at a Broadway theater. Get sprayed with water at this show.

This is such a small theater the distance was not a problem at all. Great center view. Amazing show.

Had to move my head to see between the ppl sitting in front of me. But well worth it for the price.

Had to move my head depending on where actors were standing. The heads of ppl in front block a little bit. Good closeness to the aisle parades.

Great seat. All projections completely visible.

43 dollar today tix rush seat. Awesome rake to orchestra seats here. Minimal obstruction on the left side. But all projections had the main subject visible/ centered. Nathan Lane's performance is the highlight of this show.

Really felt the partial view here. You see the dancers most of the time but almost half the LED wall is blocked.

Only one scene where a character talking was not visible but if you get this for the price I did (76) it's more than worth it

The underworld door is obstructed, also many times the trellis was blocked too.

Actors are close when visible, but 1/3 of the stage, including the horns section and the door to the underworld are behind the speakers

Probably the best section you can get in the balcony, best seats under 3 digits before fees. Only thing is it’s slightly far, but worth it for the price.

So the distance may seem far, and it was, but more than worth it to see as energetic a show as six. Everyone in the audience was pumped.

Expected some cut off on the right, but had none. A lot of small details in this show so get the best seats you can.

There is no overhang so all orchestra seats are preferable to the grand tier when it comes to views. But the man in front of me would stretch and clap over his head and block the views. Seats also a little tight.

Used binoculars to see “close ups” for songs like memory. Can’t argue with the price though.

Actors will walk up these stairs. Got this seat for $25 through today tix mobile rush.

$25 today tix mobile rush seat. Ended up in the front row. So close I couldn’t get the whole stage in the picture.