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Tier 3sectionBrow124seat -
Philadelphia Orchestra with Haochen ZhangTerrific seat! Seems like the perfect spot to get enough elevation to see all members of the orchestra yet not be quite as far away as Tier 3. Lots of legroom too.Tier 2sectionArow127seat -
Tier 1sectionArow119seat -
Miro Quartet with Karen Slack, sopranoGreat seat, unobstructed view!1st BalconysectionBrow123seat -
Jeremy DenkFantastic seat!! Zero obstruction and great view of the pianist's hands on the keyboard. You feel elevated in this seat. Tall folks might find there's not enough legroom, though - but that's uniform across the Plaza, not particular to this seat.PlazasectionGrow117seat -
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Philadelphia OrchestraLove this seat!! Would be ever better if you could see all the brass and percussion, but you certainly hear them. Note that seat F126 to left has a railing you could rest your arm on but also has some low lights in vision that might be annoying.ConductorsectionFrow125seat -
Tier 2sectionBrow116seat -
Conductor's CirclesectionErow21seat -
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Philadelphia OrchestraGreat seat although taller patrons like the guy on the right may block the view a bit. (I think this issue goes away in Orch Tier Row A)Orch tiersectionCrow114seat -
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Don GiovanniGreat seat! Good sound, visuals, and angle for reading the captions above the stage. If someone had been sitting directly in front of me, their head might have blocked the view a little.Family Circle EsectionErow109seat -
Don GiovanniSold as unobstructed view, but I didn't like that column. Luckily I was able to move one seat to the right - 109 was perfect. Seats 109-105 have no column issues and are great seats.Family Circle EsectionErow110seat
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