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Lottery ticket...good overall seat. Felt close to all of the action. Miss some entrances but not a big deal.

Good view of the stage. Didn't miss any action on the second story of the set. Shoulder room tight. Leg room is abysmal.

On the aisle. Perfect view.

Great seat. One off the aisle. Decent leg room. Clear sight lines. Should room a little tight.

Great seat. One off the aisle. Decent leg room. Clear sight lines. Should room a little tight.

Close to center of the row. It's a long row, so handle your business before the show. You will piss people off if you try to get up during the performance. Stadium seating is a huge plus.

Great view. Good shoulder room. Very tight leg room.

Last row of the balcony. Great sight lines, but it was difficult to make out facial expressions. Seats felt roomy.

Surprisingly good seat considering how far up and back we were. No issues seeing facial expressions and all of the action on stage. Had to lean forward a bit to see the very front of the stage when the dancers do the can-can.

Great location. Miss some of the company reactions on the side, but see all of the main stage action. We were four guys in a row. Shoulder room was a bit tight. Overall, great rush seat.

Great view. Shoulder room and leg room tight but not bad. Be prepared to maneuver into the row. There's an skewed railing/step combination.

Last row in the balcony. If you are seated, you can't see the front of the stage. If someone tall is in front of you, you can't see the most of the stage. Thank god for being in the last row. Almost everyone was standing up by the end of the show in order to see past everyone in front of us who also had to lean forward to see.

Good seat for viewing. Shoulder room is tight when you have three men sitting side by side.

Great seat for the view. Sound was slightly off. I had also seen the show and sat center mezzanine where the sound was sharper

Great seat. Able to clearly see all of the action on stage.

Last row of the balcony. Good sight lines, and, believe it or not, I was able to make out most of the actors' facial expressions. If you're eye sight is poorer than 20x30, it may be a struggle. Finally, expect to climb a lot of stairs.

The view is good, despite being far away. The sound in that corner of the theater is fine, but isn't great. Seats were $20, so I can't complain too much.

5 stars for the view. 3 stars for the legroom and tight shoulder room. Our row had three men sitting in a row, somewhat uncomfortably.

Great seat and perfect view of all the action on the stage.

5 stars for line of sight. Close enough to make out facial expressions. Leg room is tight, even on the aisle, for anyone taller than 5'10.