Al Hirschfeld Theatre » section Orchestra L

Good seat, a little to the side and high up view, but great for facial expressions.

Aisle seat. Decent view. Stage right is a little obstructed but you don't miss much.

Very obstructed view. You miss some things on and because of the box set. You see more of the center and the right side of the theater. rnrnOn the bright side, the actors walk by you.

This is a limited view seat. About 10% of the action happens behind a balcony directly in front of you. On the other hand, actors enter and exit from the walkway 3 seats to your left which is fun. Also, heavy bass in this seat.

Very close to the stage. Its virtually at the end of the row. Tixs labeled as partial view. you will miss some action on the left balcony area but it wasn’t a big deal. These were lottery seats so we were not complaining about missing an occasional actor

Overall good seats, but the balcony blocked the view of the top of the stage. If you are seeing Moulin Rouge and can sit in the first 4 rows or front of the mezzanine, I’d recommend it! The stage actually extends/wraps into the first few rows.

‘Obstructed’ but fabulous! Really I could see all but the tiniest back corner of the stage. So worth it to be right near the performers.

Not a bad seat in the place.

Ticket purchased using Audience Rewards. Mezzanine overhang blocks the elephant and the windmill in the box seats, that's all. No obstructions aside from that. Could see everything.

We sat in seats J 17 and 19 which were marked as partial view. We might have missed 5% of the show at the most. Try to avoid being in the last 2/3 seats of that row, though, since the view was blocked by a bannister. Show was unbelievable -highly recommend

Can't see windmill on left from seats but nothing happened over there that was important to the show. Could see all the actors faces for all scenes.

Labeled partial view, missed very little only on the far left side of the stage. Actors regularly walked right past me using the side stage entrance.

This was a $30 lotto seat and was labeled as partial view. Definitely missed any action if it was to the left but most of the action was at the front of the stage and great view of actor’s expressions. Can’t really complain for the price!

A bit restricted on the 4 leftmost seats of G. Seat 5 seats in was great and you only miss a tiny bit