Clear sight lines

This photo is of Donald Fagen of Steely Dan. Gives you a good feel for the actual view from our seats.

G is the third row in the center section of the balcony. These were great seats. Suspect it's better to be in row G or F than in E, the first row. The curtain / railing might be in the bottom of your sight line.

Great seats, fun play. Believe row B may be better than A, which has a railing and lighting brackets nearby. And a note for this play: in the balcony you won't see some of the action on the theatre floor.

Great seats. Row A of the balcony could be slightly impaired by the railing and light scaffold.

Close to the action. Just know this is an exposed seat, so on a sunny, there's no shade. If you want an overhang, the seats in this section starting in row AA are an option.

Another view from those seat, this time of left field.

Great view of the scoreboard in right, and off the Crawford seats in left.

Beautiful night; should be a great concert with a superb artist.

This is on the last row of the lower section of the balcony, so there is no one behind you. The rows were close together, which was difficult as the show went into the third hour. Nice theatre, fun show!

Behind visitor's dugout, and safely behind net.

The first half of the concert was good, the second half was spectacular. Flying pigs, lasers, smokestacks, etc - a great experience. This seat was well positioned for the screens that came down from the ceiling.

A very long way from the action, near the top of the stadium

Almost caught a foul ball!

Great seat. It's a bit elevated from the aisle right in front of it, and we were rarely blocked.

Section 110 is covered, which was VERY welcome at this year's Derby. The section appears temporary; perhaps it's only put up for this weekend. The section had it's own betting windows and bathrooms- actually bathroom trailers. Tickets here include unlimited drinks (nice), and an unlimited buffet (brisket, sausages, hot dogs, salads, dessert). Your wristband gives you the ability to wander around the track. This picture is looking back towards the finish line in front of the twin spires This seat isn't a great place to watch the race. The roof obscures part of the screen on the track; the tvs in the section and the structure partially block the horses as they go by; and the temporary broadcast booths set up on the first turn block you from seeing much of the first turn. Enjoyed the event, but the actual seat wasn't great.

The Pabst is a great compact venue. Really good view of stage and band from this seat. Row E is the top of this section, so no one right behind you, and some room for storage under your seat. It is a bit steep here; those that have difficulty with steps will have to take extra care.

Rows are VERY long, so got up lots of times. The control center was up ahead on the right; it didn't block our view, but it could have been an issue if we were further right and closer. This is a big facility, seating 28,000, and it can take a while to get out of the parking lot. Allow LOTS of time to clear security when entering.

Great seat. Big advantage: for an afternoon game in June, this seat was in shade the entire time. Aisle seat had convenient access to concessions both above and below. Terrific view of the action.