The Outsiders

Bought these “cancellation” tickets the day of the show. We were close enough to see every drop of sweat, blood and tears. And, it didn't feel like a strain to take in the show from that angle.

Great view of "The Outsiders" curtain call. Able to see the performers expressions and entire stage

Great view from Center Mezzanine. Able to see the facial expressions of the performers and the entire stage.

Amazing seat! Off to the side so some of the far side of the stage is hard to fully see (nothing important). Very comfortable seats with good legroom. There is an aisle on the side so it's easy to move in and out.

Could possibly be a bit of a limited view depending on the arrangement of the stage.

Partial view but you can still see most of the show and up close

Partial view. Miss some of events on the car but can see facial expressions perfectly. Great view

Great seat!! Plenty of legroom and seats are raked enough that you can see, even if soemine taller is in front of you.

View wise, it does not get better than this. You are perfectly centered and at only nine rows from the stage you can make out all faces perfectly. Front row, so no heads to block your view. However, there is zero legroom. Possibly the worst legroom I've ever had in a Broadway theatre- and I'm only 5'7! If you are any taller, I would recommend center orchestra instead.

Great seats love that it's up in the balcony and we can look down to the stage. I'm short so I always fear someone tall will sit in front Of me blocking my view.

We actually had 3 seats in seat 2 on riws DD, EE, and FF. The borw on the end sests are great. Seats 4 moght be a little blocked by someone in front of you except row FF and i think CC.

Audience Rewards seat

Honestly, this was such a good deal. The seats were a bit tight for a tall fellow. Also, Exit signs stay illuminated throughout performance. All in all this section is cozy and intimate.

Good view of the stage even though you can't really see a third of it or the back, but legroom is awful because of the curve of the barrier. If you have long-ish legs, it's going to press against it the entire time with zero legroom for stretching or adjusting.