CIBC Theatre

Mostly unobstructed view of the stage (balcony overhang can make it difficult to see some of the set’s second level). For Hamilton, sight lines are good. Seat is on the aisle, right next to the exit door (super convenient). Great seats for the money.

There may have been 3-4 moments that happened on that top side that I couldn't see. Besides that, awesome seats for the limited view seat.

Great seats

Speaker obstructs left 1/3 of stage but truly amazing views at a very discounted price! rnMovable wooden seats. No one in front of you!

EXCELLENT seat! If you're going with 1 other person it's perfect because the way the rows are laid out, seats 2 and 4 are right next to each other but no one directly next to or behind you. Won't miss a bit of the action on stage - best seat I've had.

Great view and ample leg room!!!

Best seats I have had at Hamilton (vs right-center mezzanine or back orchestra right) and less expensive. Only missed two small portions of scenes from the obstruction. I could clearly see every actors expressions clearly. Sound was good as well.

All I was missing was a little bit of Stage Right. Maybe a small handful of lines delivered from there and a few moments where a character Centre Stage directed lines to someone standing there. Really didn't miss much. Amazing value for "Limited View"

Front row of section. Decent leg room with no seats in front. Slightly obstructed, cannot see the far left side of the stage at all.

Had 208 & 206. Great seats, actual armchairs that you can adjust as needed, even with row J on main floor. Have a height advantage over main floor, and are just as close to the action as Mezzanine

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.

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

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!

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