Hadestown on a very thin Budget

Hey all... So my wife and I are headed to NYC for the very first time and we want to see a couple of shows. I already have my Dear Evan Hansen Tickets, but am stumped on Hadestown. We are traveling in and our budget is thin so Extreme seating is about the best we can do:

Back Corner of the Mez for $99 Row H Extreme side Left or Right
Row C of the Mez for $139 Extreme Left or Right available.
Row G Orchestra Extreme Right for about $159 Left or Right available

I'd love to sit center but my budget won't allow. From what I have read even the back corner of the Mez are good seats. Which of these options would you choose? which side is better to sit on? Is the back corner decent enough? I'd love to sit orchestra and close but I fear I'll miss too much being that close and so far to the side. Again this is about as good as I can do budget wise... Also my wife is 5/10 and has very long legs so preferring an aisle anyways.

Thanks!

Mezz Row H are very good seats if you wanted to save the extra money. It’s only a few rows back and you save about a hundred bucks. If you’re ready stretched, I’d go with those. :)

When are you coming to NYC? I know Dear Evan Hansen reopens in December. If you’re coming during the holidays, those may be the best prices you’ll see. If after the holidays, I’d wait to see if further discounts are given or if Hadestown ends up on tkts

Bryce Hansen said: "Hey all... So my wife and I are headed to NYC for the very first time and we want to see a couple of shows. I already have my Dear Evan Hansen Tickets, but am stumped on Hadestown. We are traveling in and our budget is thin so Extreme seating is about the best we can do:

Back Corner of the Mez for $99 Row H Extreme side Left or Right
Row C of the Mez for $139 Extreme Left or Right available.
Row G Orchestra Extreme Right for about $159 Left or Right available

I'd love to sit center but my budget won't allow. From what I have read even the back corner of the Mez are good seats.Which of these options would you choose? which side is better to sit on?Is the back corner decent enough? I'd love to sit orchestra and close but I fear I'll miss too much being that close and so far to the side. Again this is about as good as I can do budget wise... Also my wife is 5/10 and has very long legs so preferring an aisle anyways.

Thanks!"

I recently saw the show from B 25 in the mez (audience left on the very end) and thought my view was great. Honestly each time I’ve seen it has been on the side of the mez and I would contest that basically every seat in the mez has a good view. As someone who is tall my seat was the best of both worlds, an excellent view with extra leg room!

Tito3 said: "gibsons2 said: "I would choose row C in extreme right mezzanine. You will have a very close view and won't miss all the important action on your left of the stage"

Shoot! I have tickets on Row B extreme left. Should I try an exchange?"

I think there are no partial view seats in the mezzanine, so you still won't miss anything, but Hades' balcony is on the left of the stage, so are musicians. But all action happens in the center, you don't have to worry about missing anything. I just personally would prefer to sit on the right side, I think it's a personal preference. It's true that the best views are probably in the mezzanine in this theater.

Thanks. I'm sort of leaning that way already since the seats seem to be good throughout the mezzanine. Hard to know unless you have been there before.

I sat in the mezzanine both times I saw it. (MEZZR, Row G, Seat 12 first time; MEZZR, Row E, Seat 6 second time). Great views! Granted those weren’t exteme side seats.

Also, you’re wise to be concerned about legroom because the legroom as I recall in the mezzanine was not great so an aisle seat would be good.

One other consideration. one of my friends saw a bunch of shows when he was there for work before the pandemic and he was on a bit of a budget and he sat in one of the box seats. Left box seat as I recall. And he loved it and he thought he had a great view. And I believe they were maybe about the same price as what you’re quoting or even less since box seats usually are less. And since most ox seats have movable chairs that also might help with legroom

I would try closer if I was you. All the shows I've seen in that theater from the mezzanine I mostly remember looking at the top of performers' heads.

The balcony is like a drop of doom Move the wrong way and you'll meet your demise!

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Audience left I would assume? I know what moment you’re talking about and I agree that it’s better viewed audience left.

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