Best Value Tickets

The most affordable options are located in the Balcony Right Center (Row M, Price $75), Balcony Center (Row O, Price $75), and Balcony Left Center (Row M, Price $75). These seats offer a good balance of price and view, providing an elevated perspective of the stage with clear sightlines of the performers. Rows M and N in these sections are ideal for those seeking a budget-friendly yet decent view of the concert.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

Seats in Sections BALKON (Row K, Price $86), Section 2ORCTR (Row JJ, Price $88), and Section BALKON (Row H, Price $86) provide a premium viewing experience with excellent sightlines close to the stage, especially in the mid-level rows. These sections are popular for their balance of price and proximity, offering a good "sweet spot" for fans wanting a memorable concert experience without the highest prices.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Premium seats are located in the front rows of the Orchestra sections, such as Section ORCLFT (Rows A, E, K, Prices $622, $243, $191 respectively). These seats provide the closest and most direct views but come at significantly higher prices. Other high-tier options include seats in the Balcony sections at Rows B and C with prices ranging from $130 to $150, offering closer proximity but at a premium.

Premium or Last-Minute Seats

Seats in the Orchestra section (Rows J, K, and above) and front rows of the Balcony (Rows A, B, C) are considered premium, especially those priced above $150. Last-minute options tend to be in sections further back or in the upper balcony, with prices around $75-$85. These seats are suitable for those seeking a more economical option or planning late.

Seat Sections & Views Differences

Seats in the Orchestra sections (ORCLFT, ORCCTR, ORCRGT) generally offer the closest views, with the front rows providing an immersive experience. The Balcony sections (BALCONY RIGHT CENTER, BALCONY CENTER, BALCONY LEFT CENTER) are elevated, providing a good overall view of the stage, with the middle rows (e.g., M, N, O) balancing view and price. Rows closer to the stage (A-K in Orchestra) are more expensive but offer direct sightlines, while higher rows (L and above) in the Orchestra and Balcony are more affordable but with slightly more distant views.

Special Notes

The stage performance of "The Four Seasons" + "Frankie Valli" in the Chevalier Theatre features a standard proscenium setup, with seats in the Orchestra offering the most direct views of the performers, especially rows J and K. Balcony seats provide a broader perspective and are better for those who prefer a higher vantage point. Sections with rows MM and LL in the Orchestra and Balcony tend to be among the most popular for their good combination of price and view.