Best Value Tickets

For the most affordable options with good views, seats in Section BALC, Rows D and E at prices $63–$65 offer excellent balance between price and view. These seats are close enough for a great experience without the premium cost.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

Seats in Section BALC, Rows A, B, and C priced between $65–$69 provide a prime balance of good sightlines, availability, and affordability. Rows A and B are slightly elevated for better stage visibility, making them ideal for classical concerts like "New West Symphony."

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Premium seats include Section MEZZ, Rows D, F, and G at prices from $78–$109, offering elevated views with more distance from the stage. These are suitable for those seeking a more luxurious experience or better acoustics but come at higher prices.

Premium or Last-Minute

Closest to the stage in Section ORCH, Rows A–C, with prices from $126–$158, provide the most direct and immersive experience. Last-minute tickets in these sections tend to be at the higher end but offer superior views, especially for classical performances where proximity enhances the experience.

Section & View Highlights

• Rows D & E in BALC ($63–$65): Good front-row balcony seats, offering clear sightlines and excellent acoustics for classical concerts.
• Rows A–C in BALC ($65–$75): Elevated view with a direct sightline to the stage, ideal for appreciating orchestral detail.
• Rows D–F in MEZZ ($78–$109): Mid-level seats with balanced view and sound quality, less expensive than front mezzanine seats.
• Rows A–C in ORCH ($126–$158): Premium seats close to the stage, providing an intimate experience and optimal acoustics for classical performances.

Differences in Sections & Views

• Balcony (BALC): Elevated but slightly farther from stage, with Rows D and E offering the best value. Rows A–C are closer and more premium.
• Mezzanine (MEZZ): Elevated seats with good sightlines; Rows D and F are mid-price options. Higher rows (A, B) are more expensive but offer better views.
• Orchestra (ORCH): Main floor seats, with Rows A–C providing the best experience. Rows further back (H and beyond) are less desirable for classical clarity.
• Last-Minute & Premium: Front orchestra seats (Rows A–C) are the best for an immersive experience, especially for classical concerts where stage detail and acoustics are critical.