Hamilton

Amazing show! RUN and get tickets!

View of stage from our seats. Totally obstructed by balcony overhang.

This seat was great for the price, only obstruction was on the right side of the stage and some of the balcony but the show is mainly on the center stage.

The view from the first row in the Director's Circle is AMAZING! Really most seats in the Director's Circle are really great. However...if you are at all tall do not, I repeat DO NOT sit in row A. No leg room, couldn't appreciate the show fully because my husband and I were both so uncomfortable. We're both 6'1", but I'd say if you're 5'9" even and above I would avoid row A. There is plenty of room in the rows behind and seat 2 in all the other rows is almost completely open with no seat in front of it, so those would be the best if you're really tall.

Pole DIRECTLY in your line of sight. With some bending left and right, was able to see about 95% of the show, but get the seats to the left and right of this one if at all possible.

Seat is labeled as Obstructed View. The overhang of the Mezz did cut off the top of the stage but was able to see everything if I leaned forward. To be able to get a seat without breaking the bank was well worth it.

I went down the orchestra after the show to see the view from there and I honestly prefer the view from the mezz

I could see everything going on in the show perfectly! I could still see facial expressions decently well, too.

Missed a few minor things, but overall great show!

Do not hesitate for a second. Buy this seat. The view was PERFECT. But the best part was that after row L, the theater is on an incline, so no one blocks your view. Someone tall has the seat in front of you? No problem! Seriously, get this seat!

I could see 95% of the show. I could bend down in my seat to see actors upstairs on the stage. Very happy with my seat at $117 instead of $497 a few rows further forward.

Tickets say limited view, only slight right corner of stage is occluded by speakers

ok seats. Had to lean forward a bit when actors occassionally came to the front of the stage but could still see and hear.

The show was phenomenal the seat was terrible. About half the stage was blocked.