lucario719

Expected some cut off on the right, but had none. A lot of small details in this show so get the best seats you can.

There is no overhang so all orchestra seats are preferable to the grand tier when it comes to views. But the man in front of me would stretch and clap over his head and block the views. Seats also a little tight.

Used binoculars to see “close ups” for songs like memory. Can’t argue with the price though.

Actors will walk up these stairs. Got this seat for $25 through today tix mobile rush.

$25 today tix mobile rush seat. Ended up in the front row. So close I couldn’t get the whole stage in the picture.

Sitting next to partial view seats on the left. There is still some obstruction but this seat is full price. The actors block more than the set though.

Partial view, but actors tended to block each other more than the set. Well worth sitting here for cheap.

Partial view, but actors tended to block each other more than the set. Well worth sitting here for cheap.

Had to move a little to see past the handrails, but worth it for the extra leg room.

Had to move a little to see past the handrails, but worth it for the extra leg room.

The bar blocked the pit hole, but could lean forward to see past it.

Bar in front was annoying but it only blocked the pit hole during “Reynolds Pamphlet”. And I could lean forward to look past the pole.

The conductor was in front of us. He actually thanked us for staying through the exit music.

Front row, chandelier flies overhead, can see into pit, pyrotechnics and gunfire up close, well worth it for this show. Just make sure to move your head.

Perfect seat. Extra leg room on the aisle.

Perfect seat. Extra leg room on the aisle as well.

the very front of the stage is blocked, but not even actor's feet are blocked by it.

at this seat and further to the side there is view cutoff in some scenes, but I think the cutoff on this side is better than the other as there you might lose actual scene information, here just some entrances get blocked.