Posted: 1/11/16 at 1:18pm
Normally front row mezzanine seats are my favorites for musicals. But I've only been in the mezzanine/balcony at the Marquis once and very far back where it was difficult for me to see that far. But how about the mezzanine front row -- above row M they say, which isn't too far back, but how comfortable -- enough leg room?
Posted: 1/11/16 at 1:22pm
I sat there for Follies. The view is great, but the leg room was disappointing, I remember thinking at the time. Not awful, but not the best. Aim for an aisle seat in the first row, and you'll be fine.
Posted: 1/11/16 at 5:17pm
Yea, I like the aisle seats so I can extend into the aisle. But about the other two people with me. . .
Leg room is often an issue, but I manage find -- except at the Richard Rodgers which truly was the least room of any I've ever seen -- about four inches between the actual front of the seat and the wall, so it is impossible to aim your feet forward as you can't tuck your legs back under the seat at all.
Posted: 1/12/16 at 12:41am
We sat in the 1st row Mezz in November. On the far end, aisle and one in. Don't remember there being any issue with leg room at all. View was great. We were very pleased with the seats. I like the aisle for easy access at intermission. Thought there was much more leg room than older thearters. Friends sat behind us in second row. The stadium seating is high, so the view was good over our heads.
