Hamilton Aisle Seats

My ticket was "Obstructed View", Row A, seat 11(?). And I don't remember having any sightline issues. There may have been a moment or two where people were cut off on the second level for a few seconds, but the view is quite great.

Last week I was row E seat 20 on the far right and my friend was one seat over (closer to the stage, guessing that's seat 19). Every now and then you'd get a phantom voice (couldn't see Burr at the beginning of Guns & Ships, Washington during Non-stop, Eliza/Philip during Schuyler Defeated, etc.), but 99% of the time it's not an issue and it's worth it for a cheaper ticket price. Having seen it center orch row j, obviously the staging is less striking from the sides but IMO you kind of have to take what you can get. Every now and then an ensemble member would block some action but, again, it's not significant or anything. My friend in seat 19 said she caught some of the scenes up in the side balcony from her area. I think the extreme sides on the left side might actually be better? From what I remember not a whole lot of action happens in that corner aside from the Battle of Monmouth stuff during Stay Alive, Angelica at the beginning of Take a Break, and maybe Angelica and Hamilton on the staircase during Helpless.

Updated On: 3/15/16 at 03:56 PM

I sat in Row D in the seat at the end of the right orchestra section, I think it was like Seat 21 or similar. The view was still amazing, though I missed a few things on the nearest side of the set, which really wasn't much. I will say that it feels a bit different seeing a show basically from the side, and I felt just a little bit disconnected. Still, I was incredibly close to the stage and I would buy that ticket again :)