Hamilton

Under overhang

Slightly obstructed and far to to side, but intimately close to performers. Easy access to the lobby

The great thing about these seats is that they have a curtain in front of them instead of a wall = leg room! Other rows don't have much. Full, great view and it was a great value. Seat 114 is the farthest seat stage right in the center section.

Seat was listed as partial view. I didn't miss much at all, just the very top of the staircase.

I didn't have to crane my neck as I thought I would, and I loved being in the action, looking up at Leslie Odom, Jr.'s Burr, being feet away from Andrew Rannells's King George III. The sound design is excellent and not too loud.

Perfect veiw of the whole stage

Seat 3 in Box H was great. You miss a very small amount of the action, but worth the price. However, I'd avoid the front boxes -- the angle would be much too severe.

Box seats were great. I had orchestra row e the first time and I like these seats better. Partial view bit nothing that took away from the performance. I felt I saw more here than in row e. Box seats F.

Excellent view aside from missing extreme right and looking down.

Nice partial view for the price! Looking down on the stage. Extreme right obscured but still not a bad place to sit!

Good seats. Mezz level, but very close. Partial view, but we thought it was worth the trade off since it was so close.

Good seat. Considered partial view but can see 90% of stage.

It said partially obstructed view and it was minimal.

partially obstructed, close but definitely missed some action on stage left

Aisle seat extreme stage right, but clear sight lines.

This is considered partial view but it is a great seat!

Hard to see parts of second level of the stage. Regardless, the Show is absolutely amazing. **Update 10/26: Those two balls of light are chandeliers; they're off during the show, but the placement makes it difficult to see stages left and right. Thankfully, there isn't much action on the upper levels that you miss (just standing and singing up there).