Rear Mezz at the Lunt

[jagfkb]

Posted: 11/7/07 at 5:50am

Is Row L a good view? i'm seeing Mermaid with my dad and I'd like to get the cheapest seats wth the best view. Please tell me!

[Zeitoujo]

Posted: 11/7/07 at 6:41am

honestly, no. row l is horrible. i sat in row k for the final perf. for beauty and the beast. the actors looked liked ants. you should have something much closer to appreciate it. it's a huge theater.

[being.jeremiah]

Posted: 11/7/07 at 7:17am

Honestly, they're good seats. Great? No, not really. Pay a couple of tens more, then you get better seats. Willing to pay double, then you're perfectly fine.

It's not so much a huge theater like the Minskoff or Gershwin. When you say ants, it's basically the balcony of the Palace.

[chad2]

Posted: 11/7/07 at 11:40am

Oh no, I just purchased tickets in row L 2-4. Should I get closer?

[Kicks8567]

Posted: 11/7/07 at 11:54am

Row L is fine...I had Row M for Little Mermaid and could see evrything fine.

[Testing1232]

Posted: 11/7/07 at 12:08pm

I was in L as well, and it was FINE !! :))

[millie_dillmount]

Posted: 11/7/07 at 12:17pm

Stop worrying...the mezz is fine, especially for a show with high spectacle. I have the last row mezz for Mermaid.

[dshnookie]

Posted: 11/7/07 at 12:21pm

With everyone's concern about the rear mezz being too far, I'm wondering how ORCH ROW C center is. I know I'll be close but will I be "sitting under the front of the stage" close like front row student rush tickets at the Palace for Legally Blonde. I was especially curious if the orch pit extended in front of the stage, unlike Legally Blonde. I'm from Boston so I'm not too familiar with NYC theaters, but I know here, or at least at the Boston Opera House the pit extends out on the floor and then the seating begins. I know seating questions are a pain, any help would be great though, and I'm excited either way =)