The Lion King seating question?

[adamandshalom]

The Lion King seating question?#1

Posted: 11/25/08 at 10:14am

Hey everyone! Question: Where are the best seats in the house for TLK? I saw Fiddler at the Minskoff and was wayyyyyyyyy up in the mez. How are front row mez seats for TLK? Good? Bad? Please let me know your thoughts!

[broadwayfan7]

re: The Lion King seating question?#2

Posted: 11/25/08 at 1:30pm

I think they would be great! Enjoy the show.

"Everytime you step on that stage it is somebody's first Broadway show and somebody's last Broadway show. Make it count."

[Justin D]

re: The Lion King seating question?#2

Posted: 11/25/08 at 4:04pm

front mez would be good, but if you want to sit in the orch. then i would suggest atleast 6 rows back.

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[rentheadca]

re: The Lion King seating question?#3

Posted: 11/25/08 at 4:54pm

I was in 3rd row mezzanine and it was a great view

[caitlinette]

re: The Lion King seating question?#4

Posted: 11/25/08 at 4:58pm

The mezzanine is very far from the stage, though...Plus, there's that dreadful block of cement running all along the front with the black bar.

[millie_dillmount]

re: The Lion King seating question?#5

Posted: 11/25/08 at 6:03pm

From what I've heard, front mezzanine is good for this show. The costumes and scenery are beautiful, and you can enjoy them from the mezzanine.

Center orchestra is good as well, but I think for this, you want to be a few rows back so you can enjoy the beauty of everything combined.

"We like to snark around here. Sometimes we actually talk about theater...but we try not to let that get in our way." - dramamama611

[DRSisLove]

re: The Lion King seating question?#6

Posted: 11/25/08 at 11:34pm

I sat in Row L when I went. They were great.
For a lot of the effects I think the orchestra would be much better.

[ThankstoPhantom]

re: The Lion King seating question?#7

Posted: 11/25/08 at 11:56pm

DisneyonBroadway.com now has a great interactive seating chart for each of its Broadway productions.

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