Best Value Tickets

For an optimal balance of price and view, sections 105 and 106 offer excellent value. Seats in Rows I and G in these sections are priced at around $89-$120, providing good proximity to the stage and a clear sightline to the performance. These sections are centrally located, giving a sweet spot experience without the premium cost of front-row or VIP options.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

Sections 109 and 110, especially Rows J and K ($90-$89), are considered sweet spots. They are close enough for a lively experience but still offer a wide view of the stage. Rows J and K in these sections combine good visibility with more affordable prices, making them ideal for fans seeking quality seats without the high cost.

Higher Tier Options (Not the best deals)

Premium sections, such as FLR 1, offer the best views and proximity but come at significantly higher prices ($208-$481). For example, Section FLR 1, Row D, at $208, provides an elevated and close-up perspective of the stage, perfect for an immersive experience but at a premium. Upper balcony and side sections (e.g., sections in the 120s with prices above $140) also fall into this category, offering good views but less central positioning.

Premium or Last-Minute Tickets

Section FLR 1, rows near the front (D and E), are premium options at $148-$208, providing VIP-like experiences with the closest views. Last-minute tickets, often in less desirable sections or upper levels, are priced higher ($481 in the front rows of FLR 7), but they guarantee immediate proximity and a premium experience.

Differences in Sections and Views

Sections closer to the center (Sections 105, 106, 109, 110) generally provide direct sightlines to the stage, with Rows I and J offering a balanced view. Sections in the 120s and upper balconies (e.g., FLR 1, Rows D and E) provide a top-down perspective, often with a more distant stage view but a broader overview. Side sections (like 101, 122, 123) may have angled views, which can impact visibility and experience. The stage is typically oriented towards the lower-numbered sections; seats in these sections tend to have more direct sightlines.

Recommendations

Aim for Sections 105 or 106, Rows G-I, for a good combination of price and stage visibility. If seeking a premium experience, front-row seats in FLR 1 (Rows D and E) are ideal. For a more budget-friendly option, Sections 109 and 110, Rows J and K, offer excellent viewing angles at lower prices. Avoid the highest-priced VIP and front-row seats unless a close-up, premium experience is your priority.