Houston Symphony + Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire In Concert - Seating Guide

Experience the magic of this classical concert at Jones Hall with a variety of ticket options tailored to different preferences and budgets. Here's a detailed overview to help you choose the best seats for your experience:

Best Value Tickets

The Orchestra Rows EE and FF in the front orchestra section offer excellent acoustics and close-up views at affordable prices ($61-$70). These seats provide a rich listening experience while being considerably more budget-friendly than premium options. The Grand Tier Rows C and D ($155-$160) also offer great balance between view and cost, sitting slightly elevated for a broader perspective of the stage.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

The Grand Tier Center Rows B and C ($160-$161) are ideal for a balanced view, offering a good elevation and proximity to the stage, with ample availability. These seats provide excellent sound and sightlines for experiencing the full orchestral richness and stage details.

Higher Tier Options (Not the best deals)

Seats in the Grand Tier Left and Right Sections, Rows A and D ($160-$185) are higher in the hall, providing a more elevated perspective. These are suitable for those who prefer a broader view of the entire stage, though at a higher price point, especially in the left and right sections ($185). Seats in Box Sections (JJ, DD, HH, etc.) ($155-$177) offer a more exclusive experience with limited views and higher prices, ideal for a luxurious viewing experience.

Premium or Last-Minute Tickets

Premium seats include Box Sections (JJ, DD, HH) priced at $155-$177, offering intimate and exclusive views, often with quick access and added comfort. Orchestra Center Rows AA and BB ($137-$150) provide close-up views from the back of the orchestra, combining proximity with a slightly elevated perspective. Last-minute options are available in the Orchestra Rows EE and FF ($61-$70), great for budget-conscious attendees willing to sit farther back.

Differences in Sections and Views

• Orchestra Sections: Rows EE and FF are closest to the stage, offering immersive sound and view. Rows CC and DD are slightly farther but still intimate. The back rows (AA, BB) in Orchestra provide a broader perspective but less proximity.
• Grand Tier: Middle to front rows (A-D) in center and sides offer elevated views with excellent acoustics. Rows B and C are particularly recommended for their balance of height and proximity.
• Box Seats: Limited and more private, with potential for obstructed views depending on the seat. They are ideal for a luxurious experience but may vary in visibility.

Recommendations

• For a perfect blend of value and experience, the Grand Tier Center Rows B and C are highly recommended.
• If you want an immersive, up-close experience, consider the Orchestra Rows EE and FF.
• For a more elevated, panoramic view, select seats in the Grand Tier Left or Right, Rows A or D.
• Luxury seekers should explore the Box Sections (JJ, DD, HH) for exclusive seating.
• Last-minute or budget-conscious attendees can opt for the Orchestra Rows EE and FF at lower prices.