Best Value Tickets

For the most affordable options, the Second Balcony Center seats in Rows A-D are excellent choices, offering a great balance of price and view. Prices range from $61 to $62, providing an economical way to experience the concert with a good overall perspective of the stage and acoustics.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

The First Balcony Center seats in Rows A-D, priced at $72, present a prime viewing experience with close proximity to the stage and excellent sound quality. These seats are ideal for concert-goers seeking a high-quality experience with reliable availability.

Higher Tier Options (Not the best deals)

Premium options include Orchestra Rows AA-CC at $79-$97, offering closer views and a more immersive experience. Seats in Orchestra Row CC at $97-$98 provide a near-center perspective, with the advantage of being closer to the performers for a more vibrant experience. Higher rows like Orchestra G or H at around $90-$92 are also good choices for those wanting better views without the premium cost.

Premium or Last-Minute Tickets

Seats in Orchestra Rows CC and DD at prices from $79 to $97 offer premium proximity and sound. Last-minute options may include seats in Orchestra Rows E-G at approximately $90-$93, providing a balance between price and view, especially for those who prefer a more central position with a slight elevation.

Section & View Differences & Recommendations

• First Balcony (Rows A-D): Central, elevated view with good acoustics; ideal for a balanced visual and sound experience.
• Orchestra (Rows AA-CC): Closer to stage, offering an immersive experience; best for detailed viewing of performers and instruments.
• Orchestra (Rows G-H): Slightly further back but still near the stage, offering good sound and visibility at a lower cost.
• Second Balcony Center (Rows A-D): Higher elevation, more affordable, with a broad view of the stage; suitable for budget-conscious attendees.
• Second Balcony Side Sections (Left/Right): Slightly offset views, still good for a full stage perspective but less central.

Note: Seats in Rows A-C generally provide better frontal views, while seats further back or to the sides may have angles that slightly impact visibility but still deliver good acoustics and overall experience. Premium seats in Orchestra Rows AA-CC are recommended for close-up detail, whereas Balcony seats offer a more panoramic view with less cost.