Beware if you are short (I am ~5'2"): the center balcony seats are high off the ground. My feet did not come close to touching and it's rough on your legs for almost 3 hours. Other than that, it's fine, especially for the price. Mostly full view. Not a perfect angle for the very front part of the stage (in front of the orchestra pit) but you should get most of it.

Aisle seat and desperately needed. Seats are tiny.

There are rows AA (center only) and BB so A is the 3rd row. Bar is thin enough to not obstruct view. Angle of seat (pointed center) gives tons of leg room.

High up but unobstructed. Aisle seat.

Aisle seat, and due to angle, you have basically unlimited leg room. High up but doesn't feel it. Unobstructed and you don't miss any action.

Front row of mezzanine, 1 seat off the aisle. Great view. Railing may obstruct slightly if you are very short and sit all the way back. I am 5'2" and it wasn't too bad.

April 2016. Mezzanine views at the Music Box are all fantastic. Not set far back at all.

April 2015. Incredible seat, very close to the action, totally unobstructed view.

Aril 2015, rush tickets, stool seating. Stools are high and view was obstructed by lighting equipment (seen in pic) and audience members in chairs (empty in pic).

Close to far side but generally unobstructed view. May miss some things on the extreme corner of the stage.

Close to the action but far side seating. You may miss some things if they are far upstage, but for this production, a lot of the action took place on the retractable stage in front of the main stage (over the band as visible here).

Last row of front mezz. Full view. Aisle seat. Angle results in essentially unlimited leg room and no one in front of you (so an unobstructed view).

High up but great (and full) view. Aisle seat. February 2016.