The King and I

Last row in the top balcony and I felt they were good seats for a very reasonable price.

Good seat. Whole stage in view. 5 rows from the back.

Too expensive for the view. Listed as restricted view due to safety bar but what they don't tell you (for The King and I at least) is that there's a light on that safety bar which completely obscured the front left corner of the stage where a lot of the actors spend their time. I could have dealt with the safety bar being in the way but the light made seeing some of the stage impossible. I'd expect this seat to be £20 - £30 not over £45!

Even though it's far from stage, It is Center stage view with no obstructions and you can see the choreography from overhead vantage point. Also, bathrooms right behind this section. No need to go downstairs and fight the crowd during intermission.

A fair distance back but dead center, you won't miss a thing!

I was ok with the seats! I think I would rather be closer or lower balcony. If I had those seats next time,I'll be fine! I heard the sound under The balcony was terrible but in my case it wasn't.

Row B is the 2nd row when they utilize the orchestra pit (as they did in this show), or the 4th row when they don't. Great seat either way if you like to be close! If you are short, you may be bothered by having to look up at the stage slightly. I'm short and this didn't bother me at all, but the ladies in row A were complaining about it during intermission.

Great seats

This seat is marked as limited viewing, but at the Fox there's no such thing as a truly "bad" view. It's close to the stage and has an excellent view for what it is. Don't let "limited view" fool you at this place.

Can see whole stage perfectly from this seat and this row

Amazing seat, but VERY close. Almost too close if you like to be able to see the whole stage at once. I got this seat as a $25 rush ticket.

Limited View but only $24, great up close view but missed a lot on this performance

Good view, though the proscenium arch will cut off a bit of stage left. I wouldn't recommend sitting much further to the right. I took this photo lower than eye-level to avoid a hawkish usher; the lip of the Loge **WON'T** block your view.