Best Value Tickets

For the most affordable yet optimal viewing experience, seats in the Balcony section, particularly Row A, offer excellent value. These seats provide a clear view of the stage at a lower price point, making them ideal for concert-goers seeking quality without premium pricing.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

The Balcony section, especially Rows C and D, present a sweet spot with balanced price and view. Rows C and D in Balcony are close enough to enjoy the performance vividly while remaining more budget-friendly than premium sections.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Seats in the Orchestra (Rows P, L, and F) and Front Terrace (Rows K, L, and N) are higher-tier options. These offer closer proximity to the stage with better sightlines but come at elevated prices, such as $353–$416 and above. These are suitable for those seeking a more immersive experience but are willing to pay a premium.

Premium or Last-Minute Options

Premium seats include Orchestra Rows E, F, G, and Front Terrace Rows F, G, H with prices from $476 to over $595. Last-minute tickets, often in these sections, tend to be priced higher but guarantee prime views with the closest proximity to the stage, especially sections like Orchestra View (Rows B, C, D) and Front Orchestra.

Section & View Highlights

• Balcony (Rows A & C): Elevated, providing a broad stage view, ideal for a balanced experience with good acoustics and sightlines, priced around $176–$296.
• Terrace West & East (Rows B & C): Slightly elevated, offering a good view of the stage, with prices from $229–$473. Terrace View (Row C) offers an unobstructed sightline.
• Orchestra (Rows G, F, E, D, C): Closer to stage, with Rows E–G providing excellent frontal views at prices $415–$595. Rows G and F are particularly good for a close-up experience.
• Front Terrace (Rows K, L, N): Near the stage with excellent acoustics, priced from $354–$416, offering an immersive experience.
• Premium & Last-Minute Seats (Rows B, C, D in Orchestra and View sections): Highest prices (up to $2261 for front rows) but closest to the performers, ideal for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Section & Row Differences & Views

• Balcony Rows A–D: Elevated, broad stage view, less intimate but good for overall acoustics and visual clarity.
• Orchestra Rows G–K: Near the stage, offering direct frontal views, with Rows G and F providing the best proximity and acoustics.
• Terrace and Front Terrace Rows: Elevated but closer to the stage, with rows like K, L, N providing an immersive experience with clear sightlines.
• View Sections (ORCHESTRA VIEW Rows F–G, D–C): Closer to the stage with unobstructed views, ideal for an intimate concert experience.

Additional Tips

Seats in the middle sections (Rows C–F) generally provide optimal sightlines and acoustic experience. For a balance of price and view, Balcony Rows A–C and Orchestra Rows G–K are recommended. Premium seats in the Orchestra and Front Terrace are best for those prioritizing proximity and stage detail, especially for classical performances like Strauss with Gustavo Dudamel.