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#1

Broadway newbie

Taking the family to see our first show on Broadway, and could use advice on ticket selection.

The show is School of Rock, and the first ticket search I did turned up 4 delicious tickets row K, dead center for $149 each (plus handling fee etc). Then realized telecharge had discounted tix and found 4 row L, still center but three seats from aisle. Tix are only $109 each. I would be silly not to scoop up the row L tix, right? I just liked the beautiful symmetry of the row K seats. From my research mezz overhangs row M, so L should still be safe (or is it affected and thus the discounted price?)

Am I missing something with acoustics or stage view or is it just a clear cost savings issue? Which seats would you choose?

#2

Broadway newbie

go with row L and save the $...here's an interior shot of the Winter Garden with Barbra center stage this should help you out with your seat perspectiveBroadway newbie


"Anything you do, let it it come from you--then it will be new." Sunday in the Park with George
#3

Broadway newbie

Mamapicklejuice said: "Taking the family to see our first show on Broadway, and could use advice on ticket selection.

The show is School of Rock, and the first ticket search I did turned up 4 delicious tickets row K, dead center for $149 each (plus handling fee etc). Then realized telecharge had discounted tix and found 4 row L, still center but three seats from aisle. Tix are only $109 each. I would be silly not to scoop up the row L tix, right? I just liked the beautiful symmetry of the row K seats. From my research mezz overhangs row M, so L should still be safe (or is it affected and thus the discounted price?)

Am I missing something with acoustics or stage view or is it just a clear cost savings issue? Which seats would you choose?




Hey, here's a view from row M 111 center orch Broadway newbie


"Anything you do, let it it come from you--then it will be new." Sunday in the Park with George
#4

Broadway newbie

The seats look great...I think you are right and row L (slightly off) center is worth the cost savings...

#5

Broadway newbie

I had searched earlier in the evening and found row L center tix as well. Then, later in the evening I saw only row L center, near the aisle, so I just bought those. Still wondering about the earliwr tickets I saw, I searched again, and yes, they came up. Darn it! I guess I should have called and spoken to someone on the phone. Now I know I am being silly!

#6

Broadway newbie

I am really splitting hairs... L 104-107 vs L 112-115.



#7

Broadway newbie

Mamapicklejuice said: "I am really splitting hairs... L 104-107 vs L 112-115.

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Go with whatever is cheaper. If they're the same price, honestly, you will have the same view from any of those seats as they're both in the center and both in row L. :) you can't go wrong with either of those.

#8

Broadway newbie

Mamapicklejuice said: "I am really splitting hairs... L 104-107 vs L 112-115.


SILLY...no difference both are center in that row!




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"Anything you do, let it it come from you--then it will be new." Sunday in the Park with George
#9

Broadway newbie

Mamapicklejuice said: "I am really splitting hairs... L 104-107 vs L 112-115.


SILLY...no difference both are center in that row!




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"Anything you do, let it it come from you--then it will be new." Sunday in the Park with George
#10

Broadway newbie

Thank you for your kind response. I know I am being ridiculous. Plus, being closer to the aisle means less people to crawl over, right? I think I am just anxious about actually committing to this trip now! Broadway newbie. Looking forward to the show!

#11

Broadway newbie

Mamapicklejuice said: "Thank you for your kind response. I know I am being ridiculous. Plus, being closer to the aisle means less people to crawl over, right? I think I am just anxious about actually committing to this trip now! Broadway newbie. Looking forward to the show!



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Being closer to the aisle will mean you have to get up to let everyone in and out at the start / end of each act. Aisle seats, like all seats, have their pros and cons Broadway newbie

#12

Broadway newbie

You guys are all right, and I truly appreciate your feedback and hand-holding since I obviously do not know what I am doing! The othe block of L seats IS actually closer to the aisle...I think I was looking at the K row seats by mistake when I originally thought the other L seats were also "dead center." (*face-palm*). Not that it matters...just a little anxiety on my part on making sure I am getting the best seats I can. I don't get out much. Lol.



Thank you all again...and good night!

#13

Broadway newbie

Mamapicklejuice said: "Not that it matters...just a little anxiety on my part on making sure I am getting the best seats I can. I don't get out much. Lol."

Well, not getting out enough is also curable... and the more show you go to, the better you'll get and learning what to buy, and when... and how to save enough $$$ doing it to do it more often. Hope you enjoy it. I'm headed there in a few weeks myself to check it out. Fun show. I saw the "concert version" before it opened on Broadway.

#14

Broadway newbie

PThespian said: "Haterobics you DEFINITELY have to let me know when you're coming and stop to say "Hi."

I enjoy reading your posts.

PS. You're right. It is a fun show.
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Aww...

April 8 at night. I'll remind you closer so we can sync up. Broadway newbie

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