Best Value Tickets

The most affordable and accessible options are located in the Orchestra section, particularly Rows F, V, X, and Y, with prices ranging from $127 to $85. These seats offer a good balance of view and price, providing a satisfying experience without stretching the budget.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

Sections in the Orch Tier, Rows G and H ($182 and $130), and the Orchestra Rows D and E ($87 and $85) are considered sweet spots. They provide excellent views of the stage, proximity to the performers, and are generally more available, making them ideal for a quality experience at a moderate price.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Seats in the Tier 1 and Tier 2 sections, particularly Rows 76-85 ($144-$147), and the Tier 1 Boxes ($412-$251), fall into higher tier options. These seats are closer to the stage, often in premium locations, but come at significantly higher prices and may offer a more exclusive view or experience.

Premium or Last-Minute Tickets

Premium options include Orchestra Box seats (Rows 2, 5, 13, $251-$260), offering intimate views and exclusive access. Last-minute tickets might be available in the Tier 1 and Tier 2 sections, especially in the higher rows (Rows 113, 96), typically priced around $84-$100, which can be a good deal if purchased close to the event date.

Seating & View Highlights

• Orchestra Rows F, V, X, Y: Central view, good acoustics, and near the stage, offering a balanced experience.
• Orch Tier Rows G and H: Slightly elevated, providing clear sightlines of the orchestra and stage.
• Orchestra Rows D and E: Closer to the stage, ideal for an immersive experience.
• Tier 1 & Tier 2 Sections: Elevated seats with a broader perspective of the entire stage, suitable for those who prefer a panoramic view.
• Premium Boxes: Intimate, private experience with premium sightlines, ideal for special occasions.
• Upper Rows (Tier 3, Rows 113, 96): Farther from the stage but still offering decent visibility, often at lower prices, suitable for budget-conscious concert-goers.

Additional Tips

• Seats in the Orchestra section generally provide the best view of the performers and stage dynamics.
• Rows closer to the front (Rows A-C in Orch Tier) are premium but come at a higher cost.
• Elevated seats in Tier 1 and Tier 2 offer a good compromise between price and view, often with less obstruction.
• Consider the box seats for a more exclusive experience, especially if attending a special performance.
• Seats in the higher tiers (Rows 113 and above) are more budget-friendly and still deliver a satisfactory view, especially for those who prefer a broader perspective of the entire stage setup.