CIBC Theatre

Great seats - we had 101 and 102. Would’ve been perfect if the person in front of me had been about 3” shorter 😕 but not really a problem.

It's crazy if you look straight ahead, but you won't. You do miss some stuff in the back, and on the floor, but the trade off is you are so close to the actors it's amazing. If you have a problem articulating your neck, don't choose this seat.

It's crazy if you look straight ahead, but you won't. You do miss some stuff in the back, and on the floor, but the trade off is you are so close to the actors it's amazing. If you have a problem articulating your neck, don't choose this seat.

Unobstructed but angled. You can't see the right back corner of the stage. You can see over the edge of the stage and see facial expressions well.

A great seat. Slight partial view of left stairs. Overhang does not intrude.

Great seat for the price. $100 cheaper than the seat on my left, but we didn’t miss much. So many scenes were right in front of us.

My friend and I went to see Hamilton together and we had seats 109 and 110. They were the last two seats of row H but we could still see the whole stage and the actors. It was a great view and there were nothing blocking our view. We had an amazing night!

Can't see the turntable or some of stage left, but otherwise they're good seats

Very top of stage is cut off but can see 99% of show

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Burr

Well worth the money for no obstructions!

These seats (ORCHLC ROW W SEATS 108& 109) were close to the back, but directly face the middle of the stage. We could see everything.The seats were next to a pole that gave us more space, and we didn't have to beat the crowd to get to our seats or leave.

Crane your neck, get a booster seat (lottery seats $10).

Horrible obstruction from the column and the balcony overhang