Richard Rodgers Theatre

Fantastic seat. Closer than it looks, too. Nobody in front of you because of the walkway. Not a ton of legroom, but the seats are tight (legroom-wise) anywhere you sit in this theater.

Great view! Not obstructed at all and could see everything. Aisle seat so gives you plenty of room to the side if you need to stretch your legs.

Couldn't be a better view! Definitely not too close to the stage.

Great seats for larger people. The arm rest lifts making the seat much larger. The same aisle seat in row L does it too. They were the only ones I saw that did that. Go for Row L it seems to have more leg room. The seats are tight and have zero leg room.

Amazing seats. Perfect distance to see the entire stage and still close enough to see all the facial expressions. A little tight on leg room, but it seemed on par with most other rows. This particular seat had a liftable armrest to the row.

Lottery Seat! It's amazing to be so close to the actors. Made eye contact multiple times with Nik Walker, who plays Aaron Burr.

Lottery Seat! Just a warning- if you are in this row, you will not be allowed to take drinks to your seat, since the orchestra is right below you.

Lottery Seat, Front Row

Partial view seat- only missed a few quick things when the actors were on top the platform on stage left. Most of the action happens in the center of the stage, so I was not upset by this seat. Still very close to the stage and would buy again!