PARTIAL VIEW SPAMALOT SEATS

[mirramar]

Posted: 5/13/05 at 1:16pm

I have row D partial view Spamalot seats?
How partial is the view?

[Thenardier]

Posted: 5/13/05 at 1:17pm

To late now, isn't it?

[mirramar]

Posted: 5/13/05 at 1:19pm

I might not be able to use the ticket, it's a few days before my wedding, but I'm still curious about the view.
If it's really bad view and I have wedding stuff to do, I might just pass the ticket along.

[BNIN2MUR]

Posted: 5/13/05 at 1:23pm

I must a gree with Thenardier, it is far too late for you to ask such questions...but in any case ... The partial view at spamalot is by and far the worst i ahve ever seen, even worse than the producers, you wont be able to see a thing, i would say that atleast you would be able to hear it just fine but since your row D that means you will ahve a speaker in your face wich will not only make you go deaf but (as it turns out) is just what is blocking your view... Usually they wouldnt sell those seats but just incase they find some one who will buy 1st and ask later they do...Dont freak im just kidding, they arent that bad from what im told ... i have row F when are you going?
Updated On: 5/13/05 at 01:23 PM

[Thenardier]

Posted: 5/13/05 at 1:29pm

Standard English rules still apply on BWW.


If you call the theatre and say you already bought Partial View Tickets, but may not be able to make it in so you wanted to find out how good the view is. If it isn't great, you'll give them to a friend dying to see the show.

My friend acquired partial view for Wicked and I explained the situation and said I don't want to come in if the view isn't good (already making it clear I wouldn't try to sell the ticket back) and he went through everything of the view. And he was dead on balls accurate.

You may not need the song and dance, but it doesn't hurt.

[BNIN2MUR]

Posted: 5/13/05 at 1:44pm

Thernardier-Sorry, you are right, Standard English rules still apply on BWW. It is a shame that others do not share your exemplary view on casual internet posting. However, if you are that picky try not to use a run-on sentence ans start with a conjunction!


"My friend acquired partial view for Wicked and I explained the situation and said I don't want to come in if the view isn't good (already making it clear I wouldn't try to sell the ticket back) and he went through everything of the view. And he was dead on balls accurate."

[theatreguy]

Posted: 5/18/05 at 9:39pm

I have a friend who's a big Python fan and the only seats I can find for the days we can go are in the back row of the center section of the mezzanine and are listed as partial view. They are also $50 as opposed to $100. So is it worth it for half price? Does anyone have an idea of what the view is like?

[broadway betty]

Posted: 5/18/05 at 10:25pm

I sat in the last row of the balcony in the right corner seat for Lane and Broderick's return to the Producers. It was extremely far and high up but it was worth it to see them. If you can get your hands on a ticket, just grab it. Don't ask people if this or that seat is good because it won't be unless it's orchestra or front mezz.

[theatreguy]

Posted: 5/18/05 at 10:39pm

Yeah, I figure it can't be too bad. I just wanted to make sure because I have had a few experiences where "partial view" meant not seeing half the stage.

[broadway betty]

Posted: 5/18/05 at 11:16pm

Two of the times I saw Spam were partial view and though I did miss some parts, you still get most of the effect. Like I said, grab the ticket. I hesitated for a minute at the BO window and went from mid mezz partial view to last row in the balcony so don't hesitate cuz those tix are going...they're gone.

Posted: 5/18/05 at 11:20pm

I just bought two tix thru my school... they went on sale at 3 (exactly when I was online to get them) and by the time I was finished with my order at 3:04, they were sold out.

Not really anything to do with the topic at hand... but it's amusing nonetheless...