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Six is more of a concert than theater. These seats were lovely!

This is also one of the wheelchair accessible boxes

AUG 2022 These seats are too far forward to see the Jumbotron screen. And too far to the left to see the podium clearly or the panelists who were on the far right of the stage.

OCT 2022

November 12, 2016

First row in Boeing's box. Sight lines are great but anyone much taller than 5'6' may feel a bit cramped

Better view of stage from seat.

Minimally partial view. You can't see the wings on the left side but for this production, that did not detract from the show.

This seat should have been advertised as a "partial view seat." Any action on the stage (to my right) was not seen or only partially seen. The pole was less obstructive than the balcony.

This row is the first in the section and is covered by a curtain. Though it's a bit high, I loved being able to extend my legs over the edge. There is short leg room from Row B on back (as the woman behind me had trouble settling in to her seat).

The seat is one in from the aisle. Though the scenery is dark here, once the house lights went down, the entire stage was clearly seen.

The view was good and clear. The seats were a bit tight for leg room (I'm only 5'5") but I was on the aisle and that allowed me to sit sideways.

A lovely seat for viewing the full stage. This box seat made up for the awful experience at CIBC theater in Chicago.

This is a "limited view" seat because the ceiling blocks the upper part of the set. You will see NOTHING of the actors when they're on the upper part of the set. 4 months later (saw Ham in DC): do NOT pay full price for reduced viewing.