Orpheum Theatre (San Francisco)

An okay seat! The people look pretty small from all the way up here and back, but soon you’re too immersed in the show to think about the seat you’re in. Don’t worry, you’ll be able to hear everything loud and clear. Unobstructed view.

Could see everything. Narrow seats but great.

There honestly isn't a bad seat in the balcony, the stadium seating ensures no one obstructs your view of the performance. I did wish at times I had binoculars to make out details.

Center aisle, great for overall view of stage. 3-5 rows foward would be the best seats in the house but would cost a lot more!

Up close, near center, slightly low, but great for those who like to see actor expressions.

Far left and up close, a little low and partially obstructed, but Seat 1 is on the aisle. Great for those who like to see facial expressions.

Great seats, and nice chairs provided for the wheelchair pusher! Roomier than the fixed seats with room to get up and dance.

Great show

Aisle seat. Able to see all choreography with view from above.

Aisle seat. Able to see all choreography with a view from above.

Great seats right in front of the sound mixer station. The lamps on ceiling are turned off during show.

Seats are in front of the sound board, a bit cramped but a good view of the stage. The lamp in the upper left of photo turns off during show.

Too close and low to see all the srage

View from BB120. I think it’s pretty good — not too far.

Great seats, feel closer than seen on the seating chart. Could follow the emotion in the face of the actors.

This is the best seat of the right side loge. It is next to the aisle seat.