Hi everyone, I am jumping this thread for advice on seating for Spiderman. I have to get 5 tickets, for a group that involves two children. The children are 9 and 11, not too tall, not too short, I'd say between 3'5' and 4'2'. I am looking at tickets for the following possibilities:
1) Orchestra Left, Row H, Seats 9-17.
2) Orchestra Right, Row H, Seats 10-18.
3) Flying Circle on the right side, Row B, Seats 10-18.
4) Flying Circle on the left side, Row B, Seat 9-17.
5) PS: Also available are Orchestra Left or Right, Row E, on the aisle (these are in front of all landing zones, so I don't know if it's a good idea)
I was wondering, which are the the better choice? I personally like to see shows up close because I like seeing the performers' facial expressions when they act and sing, but for children I don't know if that's a good idea, especially if they would be blocked by the adults sitting in front of them. But the orchestra seats I am considering are the first row next to the first landing zone, so I assume there's no one sitting directly in the front? This would be these children's first Broadway experience, so I would love to give them the best experience possible with great seats! Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Updated On: 7/12/13 at 10:21 PM