Wicked front mezzanine seats OK?

Help?

I'm considering buying some seats for Wicked (taking my wife and son) that are in Mezzanine DD. I found a great seating chart for the Gershwin that shows exactly where they are, but I can't figure out whether they're going to have a limited view or not. (I read something in a post here about "cogs" in the fals proscenium....)

I assume we'd miss some of the stage, since they're all the way to one side, but they're also fairly close (about equivalent to row L) and elevated. They seem great, but then there's the "if they're so great, why can I buy them?" anxiety.

Has anyone sat in any of these double-letter mezzanine seats?

Thanks for any help. (This board is fabulous!)

With the rate of ticket sales, if you really want to see the show, take anything you can get.

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But the question still needs to be answered - Does Wicked truly rock?

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That is where we sat when we saw the show and had no difficulty seeing anything.

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Millie, I think along the same lines as you! Hence why I have last row seats for Sep 2! I don't care if we won't be able to see much, but we (my girlfriend and I) will be there!

I was wondering about the front mezz as well. I'm going in Nov. as I have said before and I believe I'm buying my tickets tomorrow. I found front mezz row A seats 7-11 as well as front mezz row A seats 10-14 (directly opposite from eachother). They are closer to the middle and there is no one in front of you. One question, I known often times there is some sort of railing at the front of the balcony. Since this is a great theatre I am assuming it is low enough that it doesn't get in the way of your view when in the front mezz. Am I correct? Is there a walk way in front of Row A?
I would normally go for the rear mezz but this is a show I've been dying to see and I always see shows from the last row and would like for once to see it closer up. Although I hear you can not see facial expressions from the mezz. Any thoughts?

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really? Show I go for the seats I found in Row G in the orchestra? They are all the way on the right side though. I've heard that you can't have a bad seat. You thought they were too far away? Did it feel farther away in the mezz than under the overhang in the orchastra?

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