Best Value Tickets

The most budget-friendly options are in the 3RD MEZZANINE section, specifically rows H and G, with prices starting at $342 and $369 respectively. These seats offer a good balance of view and price, providing a decent perspective of the stage without the premium cost of closer sections.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

The 2ND MEZZ 1 and 2 sections (Rows K) priced at $390 and $420 offer excellent views of the stage center, with good availability. These seats are ideal for enjoying a clear, full-stage view without paying top-tier prices.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Sections in the Orchestra level, such as Section ORCH 6 (Rows B, V, R, KK) with prices ranging from $324 to $557, provide closer proximity but at higher prices. These seats are suitable if you prefer a more immersive experience and are willing to invest more.

Premium or Last-Minute Options

The front orchestra seats, particularly Section ORCH 1 (Rows A, XX, ZZ) with prices from $111 to $140, are premium seats offering direct stage views. For last-minute options, the Section ORCH 1 (Rows A, XX, ZZ) priced at $111 are some of the most affordable premium seats available, with the added benefit of being in the front orchestra zone.

Section & View Highlights

• Rows L in 1ST MEZZ: Premium center seats at $448-$553, offering close-up views with a slight elevation for stage overview.
• Rows K in 2ND MEZZ: Great middle-tier perspective at $390-$474, balancing price and view.
• Rows H and G in 3RD MEZZ: Budget-friendly options at $342-$369, with good side views suitable for a full experience.
• Orchestra Section ORCH 6 (Rows B, V, R, KK): Closer, more immersive experience with prices from $324, with some seats offering a direct, frontal view.
• Front Orchestra (Section ORCH 1, Rows A, XX, ZZ): Premium seats at $111, providing the closest and most direct stage view, ideal for a memorable experience.

Differences in Sections & Views

• Mezzanine Levels: Elevated sections providing a broad view of the stage, with 1ST MEZZ offering the closest view, followed by 2ND and 3RD MEZZ. Rows closer to the stage (L and K) provide better sightlines.
• Orchestra Level: Closer to stage with sections like ORCH 1 (front rows) offering the most direct and immersive view, while sections further back (ORCH 6, 7) are still good but less central.
• View Angles: The front mezzanine and orchestra seats give the best frontal views, while side mezzanine seats or higher rows in the mezzanine provide angled perspectives.
• Price vs. Proximity: Closer seats cost more, but seats in the center (Rows L in mezzanines and Rows A in Orchestra) are generally more desirable for stage visibility.