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Front Mezzanine CsectionErow105seat -
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HamiltonThe theater, recently rehabbed, looks great - the attention to detail shows ($217 USD)Royal CirclesectionDrow34seat -
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HamiltonLast seat before “limited view.” Not sure what qualifies that, as I couldn’t see anything on the left or back left corner. My second time seeing, so I was ok with that. Very close. Great seat if you are ok with not seeing the whole stage!Orchestra 2sectionErow19seat -
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HamiltonDecent seats. Had to lebmb forward a few times to see the edge of stage, but dont feel like I missed much. Binoculars wouldn't be a bad idea if you want a close up view of faces.Balcony LCsectionHrow415seat -
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Hamilton , HamiltonAMAZING seats! No row in front of you because of aisle, so more leg room and up higher. PERFECT view to stage!Orchestra LsectionLrow21seat -
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HamiltonFor a limited view seat, the majority of the stage is unobstructed, though the overhang and pole did present some issues, but the seat was well worth the limited view price!Dress Circle RCsectionGrow240seat -
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HamiltonAmazing seats! So close we could see the actors' facial expressions. High enough we could see the actors dancing feet. Was straight out from A. Ham during Dear Theodosia--felt like he was singing directly to me!Orchestra CsectionRrow113seat -
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Balcony LCsectionCrow419seat -
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HamiltonHamilton- high up but full unobstructed view of the whole stage. Any seat in this section is great due to high angle of rows. Acoustics were amazing!Rear Mezzanine CsectionErow112seat -
HamiltonSays obstructed view. The speaker blocks a bit of the stage but is didn’t feel I missed anythingMezzanine LsectionDrow13seat -
HamiltonBalcony rows are angled well enough that you can easily see over anyone in the row in front of you.Royal CirclesectionBrow27seat
