Dear Evan Hansen

Great seats! We could see the tears rolling down the cast members’ faces.

Very good seat! Could see the whole stage very clearly

Can’t really see much of the stage without learning in. But, the box seat experience comes with its own redeeming qualities.

Good view but very little legroom.

Great seat. Not too close to the stage. Good angle to see actors expressions and they stand on that side of the stage quite often.

Last row in the mezzanine, stool seating (no back or arm rests) head and shoulders above others in front of your seat. There is a small bar/ledge you can lean on. It was actually very comfortable, plus you could just stand up if you need to without interrupting anyone. I would sit here again.

Good view. Sound volume was a little low.

March 29, 2019 8 p.m. performance of Dear Evan Hansen at the Music Box Theatre in NYC. Row P is awesome because there is no more rows behind, and it's raised up one step. The view is great. We were in seats 26 (end of row) and 28 (one seat in from aisle.)

Seats were amazing. Must ask for booster seat - even for adults or your neck will start to hurt.

This seat is noted for an obstructed view, but honestly, I had no problem with it. My daughter sat in seat 16 and saw one thing that I didn't. 95% of the show was center stage, so you can see everything. The only thing I will say is that you see a lot of the back of the actors' heads. Definitely worth the price of the ticket!

Matinee - Saturday, March 16, 2019

Great seats! Far house left was very slightly obscured but overall excellent.

Loved the seats! You can see everything clearly, you're on the aisle, and only have one row in front of you. If you were the row ahead you would have to look over the railing. Love these seats!

Full stage was visible. Acoustics weren't spectacular. Choose this row if you're short. Safety bars obstructed visibility for rows A-C in loge