Best Value Tickets

For an optimal balance of affordability and good views, seats in Sections G and N offer excellent value. Specifically, Section G, Rows G, F, and K, and Section N, Rows G, L, D, and M provide clear sightlines with prices around $55-$57. These seats are centrally located with good visibility of the stage, making them ideal for a lively comedy concert experience.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

Seats in Sections H and J, particularly Rows D and E, offer a sweet spot with prices from $56-$58. These sections are close enough to the stage to enjoy a vibrant view, yet still offer ample availability. Sections G and N also continue to be strong options for a mix of price and view.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Premium seats are located in Sections L and M, Rows N, J, and K, with prices ranging from $59-$68. These seats are typically closer to the stage or in the center, offering better proximity and views but at higher prices. Notably, seats in Sections L and M, Rows N and K, could be considered higher-tier options for an enhanced experience.

Premium or Last-Minute

The highest-tier seats are in Sections D, E, and Rows near the front and center, such as Section G, Row D, and Section H, Row C, with prices from $72-$83. These are ideal for last-minute bookings if you seek the best views and are willing to invest more. Balcony and Orchestra sections (e.g., Section ORCH, Rows A, C, and G) are premium choices, often priced above $127, offering an elevated perspective.

Differences in Sections & Views

- Rows closer to the stage, especially Rows A, B, and C in Sections ORCH and Balcony, provide the most direct and unobstructed views, but are at a premium price point.
- Sections like G and N are centrally located and offer a good balance of price and view, with slight elevation for better sightlines.
- Sections further back or to the sides (e.g., Sections J, K, and L, Rows M and N) are more affordable but may have limited views or slight obstructions.
- The stage orientation favors seats in Sections G, H, J, and N, which are more aligned with the stage center, enhancing the comedy performers' visibility and audience engagement.