Fall Out Boy

These were decent seats, but we still had a hard time seeing because we're short. Also, the sun absolutely beats down on the seats in the summer lol

i was rlly far but it was worth it cuz fob was so good. theres a hige screen so its ok

This was the first row behind the pit barricades. Good view, but the barricades were pushed back by people in the pit until they were crushing people in my row, then the people in the back of the pit were leaning on them and jabbing elbows into us. Unsafe.

Horrible. Constant foot traffic directly in front of this row, largely by wait staff serving VIP area, obscures view. In addition, set back from front section is not matched by a corresponding increase in height, meaning view is blocked by folks in last row of front section. Venue sells, and heavily promotes, 17oz cans of water and, at least for this event, doesn't allow them in seating area.

Horrible. Constant foot traffic directly in front of this row, largely by wait staff serving VIP area, obscures view. In addition, set back from front section is not matched by a corresponding increase in height, meaning view is blocked by folks in last row of front section. Venue sells, and heavily promotes, 17oz cans of water and, at least for this event, doesn't allow them in seating area.

Horrible. Constant foot traffic directly in front of this row, largely by wait staff serving VIP area, obscures view. In addition, set back from front section is not matched by a corresponding increase in height, meaning view is blocked by folks in last row of front section. Venue sells, and heavily promotes, 17oz cans of water and, at least for this event, doesn't allow them in seating area.

Horrible. Constant foot traffic directly in front of this row, largely by wait staff serving VIP area, obscures view. In addition, set back from front section is not matched by a corresponding increase in height, meaning view is blocked by folks in last row of front section. Venue sells, and heavily promotes, 17oz cans of water and, at least for this event, doesn't allow them in seating area.

Horrible. Constant foot traffic directly in front of this row, largely by wait staff serving VIP area, obscures view. In addition, set back from front section is not matched by a corresponding increase in height, meaning view is blocked by folks in last row of front section. Venue sells, and heavily promotes, 17oz cans of water and, at least for this event, doesn't allow them in seating area.

Horrible. Constant foot traffic directly in front of this row, largely by wait staff serving VIP area, obscures view. In addition, set back from front section is not matched by a corresponding increase in height, meaning view is blocked by folks in last row of front section. Venue sells, and heavily promotes, 17oz cans of water and, at least for this event, doesn't allow them in seating area.

Horrible. Constant foot traffic directly in front of this row, largely by wait staff serving VIP area, obscures view. In addition, set back from front section is not matched by a corresponding increase in height, meaning view is blocked by folks in last row of front section. Venue sells, and heavily promotes, 17oz cans of water and, at least for this event, doesn't allow them in seating area.

Horrible. Constant foot traffic directly in front of this row, largely by wait staff serving VIP area, obscures view. In addition, set back from front section is not matched by a corresponding increase in height, meaning view is blocked by folks in last row of front section. Venue sells, and heavily promotes, 17oz cans of water and, at least for this event, doesn't allow them in seating area.

Nice view of the band performing, but because there was a huge dog prop on their stage, it was obstructed by the lights

2023, iPhone 11 Pro, no zoom, sitting down at eye level. 2 rows in front of you, with a high-traffic aisle in front of that. The railing visible is the handicap section. About 4-5” step between you and the row in front. Loud sound. No cupholders.

High up, somewhat. Still good view of the stage.