Best Value Tickets

For the most affordable options with good visibility and availability, the Third Tier Side (Section: Third Tier Side, Row: A, Price: $66) offers excellent value. These seats provide a decent perspective of the stage at a lower cost, ideal for budget-conscious attendees seeking a genuine concert experience.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

The Third Tier Center (Section: Third Tier Center, Rows: AA, BB, CC; Prices: $98-$99) are considered the sweet spot. These seats typically balance price and view quality, offering a central perspective of the stage with good sightlines, and are usually available in ample quantities.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

For those seeking enhanced views but at higher prices, the Orchestra 2 Right (Rows: C, D; Prices: $98-$99) provide closer proximity to the stage with a clear view of the performers. These are higher-tier options suitable for a more immersive experience, though at a premium cost.

Premium or Last-Minute Tickets

Premium seats include sections like Orchestra 3 (Rows: AA, BB, CC, DD; Prices: $113-$115) and First Tier Stage Side (Rows: A, B; Prices: $113-$213). These offer optimal views, especially seats near the front and stage sides, ideal for a close-up experience. Last-minute tickets are often found in these sections, providing excellent vantage points with minimal delay.

Section & View Highlights

• Rows AA & BB in Third Tier Center: Central view with great acoustics, ideal for capturing the full orchestral experience.
• Orchestra 2 Right & Left (Rows C & D): Near the stage for a more intimate view of the performers, especially good for appreciating conductor David Robertson and soloists like Nicola Benedetti.
• Front Rows (First Tier Stage Side): Premium experience with close proximity to the stage, perfect for detailed visual appreciation of the performance.
• Rows R & KK in Orchestra & Upper Sections: Higher rows that still provide a good overall stage view, often at a lower price point.

Differences in Sections & Views

Seats in the Orchestra sections (Rows D, C, E, F) offer proximity to the stage, enabling a detailed view of performers and conductor, but may have limited stage width visibility depending on side positioning. Third Tier seats (Rows AA, BB, CC, DD) are elevated, providing a broader perspective of the entire stage and orchestra, with the center sections offering the most balanced view. The First Tier & Stage Side seats give an up-close experience at a higher cost, while upper tiers (Second & Third) provide a panoramic view suitable for appreciating the full performance.

Additional Tips

For a harmonious blend of price and view, targeting seats in the Third Tier Center (Rows AA & BB) is recommended. If you prioritize proximity for detailed visuals, the Orchestra 2 Right/Left Rows C & D are excellent choices. For last-minute or premium experiences, consider front-row or stage-side seats in the first tier, especially those in the Section: First Tier Stage Side, Row: A or B.