Cadillac Palace Theater

If no one is leaning forward, the seat isn't too awful.

This is why the Cadillac palace balconies are garbage - anyone leaning slightly forward blocks half the stage.

Great for economy seating.

Great seats with a clear view of the entire stage. Row D would have some obstruction of view from the railing if you are short.

Beside the comb-over, it was a great view

Great view, but rows in front are a bit instructed by a railing, leading to a lot of fidgeting and craning to see, placing heads literally in the middle of the stage.

For a cheap seat at the back of the balcony (second to last row), this is a surprisingly good view. It's far away, but doesn't really feel like it. It's on an aisle, so your view is unobstructed, straight down the aisle, with no one directly in front of you for about 5 rows which is about 8 feet lower than your row.

Excellent seats - front of section so people leaning forward don't ruin your view (cadillac palace has very tight sightlines in the balcony), on an aisle, close to the center. Bring wide angle 3x binocs and see the everything in detail when needed.

Good seats!

For the price, fantastic seats. They're far away, but can clearly see the stage and aren't limited view. If you have a tall person in front of you you may have to lean a bit from time to time, but overall these seats were great and the show was amazing!

Perfect seat! There’s a seat break in front of us so I don’t have to look over anyone’s head! Recommend for short people like me.

Great seats for the price! Can see the whole stage. Still bring small binoculars if you want to see details

Since it's almost exactly center, the person in front of you's head will block important scenes that are front center stage. Barely any leg room. But for Balcony seats, they were decent.

Slightly far but still can see 95% of the show

Only good thing is no one behind you so you can sit on back of seat to see over heads. Front row of this section would probably be best in the house.

Good seats, could see the whole stage. Not a lot of leg room