Best Value Tickets

For the most affordable options with good seating, sections in the F1 and F6 areas provide excellent value. Rows like CC and NN in F1, and QQ and JJ in F6, offer decent views at competitive prices, typically ranging from $166 to $208. These seats are ideal for fans seeking a great experience without overspending, with the advantage of being relatively close to the stage but not in the premium price zones.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

The sections around Rows D and J in F2, and Rows G and I in GA1, are considered the sweet spot, offering a balance between view quality and price. Prices here range from approximately $182 to $297. These seats typically combine good sightlines with reasonable costs, providing a comfortable experience in sections like F2 Row D ($428) and GA1 Rows G and I (~$190-$199).

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Premium seats include sections in the F3 and F4 areas, especially Rows A, B, and C, with prices from $589 up to $880. These are closer to the stage, offering spectacular views, but come at a significantly higher cost. Higher-tier options also include premium sections in the OR and gallery sections, with prices exceeding $1,000 for the closest seats, ideal for those seeking the best experience regardless of cost.

Premium or Last-Minute

Premium seats are located in the F4 section, Rows A and AA, priced at $880 and $297 respectively, offering the closest and most direct views of the performers. Last-minute options include sections like FLOOR 2 and FLOOR 3, with prices from $230 to over $1,000, depending on proximity. These seats provide the best views of the stage, but they are also the most expensive and may sell out quickly.

Seating Sections & View Highlights

- **F1 & F6 Sections:** Located towards the sides and back of the orchestra, these sections offer good visibility with a slight angle, suitable for budget-conscious concert-goers. Rows CC, NN, and QQ provide a clear view of the stage.
- **F2 & F3 Sections:** Closer to the stage, with Rows D and B providing direct sightlines; F3 Row H offers a more distant but still strong view.
- **Gallery & Balcony Sections:** Elevated views, best for those who prefer a panoramic perspective of the stage, with Sections GALLERY B1 to B6 providing a good balance of price and view.
- **Premium Sections (F4 & Floor Levels):** Located directly in front of the stage, Rows A, AA, and the Floor sections (e.g., FLOOR 2 Row AA) provide immersive experiences with unobstructed sightlines, ideal for fans seeking the best possible view.

Seating Differences & Views

- **Rows in F1 & F6:** Lower rows (CC, NN, QQ) are slightly elevated compared to the front rows, offering a good view with less risk of obstruction. Higher rows like MM and W are farther but still offer full-stage views.
- **F2 & F3 Rows:** Rows D and B are closer, with direct sightlines, while rows further back (J, T) are more affordable but with a less intimate view.
- **Gallery & Balcony:** Elevated positions provide a broad perspective of the stage, suitable for enjoying the full performance in a more relaxed setting. Sections like GALLERY B1-B6 and the gallery rows S and K offer varying heights and angles.

Additional Tips

- For an optimal experience, aim for seats in Rows D to J in F2 or F3, which balance proximity and price.
- The central sections (F2, F3, GA1, GA2) generally provide the best direct views of the stage.
- Sections in the upper tiers or far sides (e.g., F4 Rows Q and SS, galleries) are more affordable but may have limited viewing angles.
- Consider the difference in elevation and viewing angle when choosing balcony or gallery seats for a panoramic experience.