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anonymous
Brandy and MonicaSeats 8 and 9 are separated by a small gap so they are not right next to each other but that leaves legroom. The isle can be busy as it is the entrance so that affects the view time to time. The screens are large enough to see everything well.118sectionBrow9seat -
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The Who tour: The Song Is Over: The North American Farewell TourPete Townshend mid-windmill while Roger Daltrey swings his mic.Floor 3section9row1seat -
The Who tour: The Song Is Over: The North American Farewell TourKatie Jacoby plays violin solo during Baba O'Riley.Floor 3section9row1seat -
anonymous
The Who tour: The Song Is OverVery nice venue. Seats were far from the stage but in the center with a good view of everything. Only downside was sitting near the aisle because people were up and down throughout the show.111sectionKKrow20seat -
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The Who tour: The Song is OverRaised seats. Clear view of stage and screen. Binoculars help.113sectionFFrow8seat -
The Who tour: The Song is OverThese seats are on bleachers and are at the end with no aisle. Folding chairs and you have to climb over everyone to get out. View is ok but your head is turned the whole time.116sectionAArow8seat -
anonymous
The speakers were set up for pregame shows. It was taken down afterwards before first round119sectionCrow17seat -
anonymous
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