CIBC Theatre » secção Mezzanine LC

Perfect view!

Great view and ample leg room!!!

Hamilton!!! Could see almost all with the exception of the feet when cast was in the very front of the stage. I would highly recommend these seats as long as you can climb stairs.

Amazing seats. Our view of the very top section of the stage was obstructed but we could still see all of the performers on the upper level.

Cannot see the front 2-3 feet of the center stage floor.

Fantastic Show. You’ve have got to see the Chicago cast!

Amazing view!!!!

Absolutely fantastic view. The lights in front of you don't shine into your eyes at all. NB: There is a knee wall in front of this row, so there is no room to stretch your legs out; you'll be sitting with your knees at 90 degrees the whole show.

Great seats. Close enough to see the actors but also has a great view of the stage movements.

This seat is absolutely perfect! The only obstruction is at the very lip of the stage, but not much happens there, so you won't have to lean forward a lot. All of the action is in view, the seat is very comfortable and there is a decent amount of legroom as well. This is an amazing seat for the price!

Fantastic view. These tickets incl. suite service w/full bar, apps before (sliders and veggies), cookies/brownies/fruit @intermission. 2 private restrooms/coat rack. Entrance to hospitality suite is directly behind mezzanine door way. Couldn’t be easier!

Perfect view. Couldn’t be happier with seats and price much cheaper then other areas even including suite service.

Great seats!!

Railing isn’t super high, I’m 6’3” and there is just enough leg room but no more. On the aisle with option to sit sideways though. Slight area on second level stage right that is cut off but only if they stand back from railing.

The seat just to the left (317) is an aisle. These seats allow full view of the stage!

A good view at a much cheaper price. Didn’t miss a thing. Row N is the rear of this section, so you could sit on a folded coat or something if you had a tall head in your way or when the action occurs, very occasionally at the extremety of downstage.