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The O2, London
section right pit standing
Orchestra
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Jane EyreI really loved this seat. It's on the aisle so there was no obstruction looking center and I loved being so close. The stage was high though so some people may not like that.Orchestra RsectionCrow2seat -
Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center tour: Heyward, Allifranchini/Finkelshteyn/Armellini; Habibi, Farrenc, BeethovenOrchestra CsectionLrow109seat -
New York PhilharmonicGood area to sit for NY Phil film concerts. A bit far from stage, but sound is still great and the view of the screen is good. Row is slightly higher than the one in front.Orchestra CsectionZrow119seat -
New York PhilharmonicGood area to sit for NY Phil film concerts. A bit far from stage, but sound is still great and the view of the screen is goodOrchestra CsectionBBrow101seat -
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anonymous
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New York PhilharmonicFantastic seat! I had a perfect view of the stage and was close enough to see the hand movements of the musicians.Orchestra CsectionGrow116seat -
New York Philharmonic tour: Alice Sara OttGreat view of the stage and you can see the musicians faces clearly. It's raked but if someone tall sits in front of you, you have to lean to get a good view of the soloist (piano). The view of the stage is much closer in real life than the image. Highly recommend this seat.Orchestra RsectionSrow8seat -
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Marin Alsop & NY PhilharmonicGreat view of the stage. Seats are staggered so if the people in front of you are tall, they don't block your view. Also, the view seems closer to the stage in real life.Orchestra CsectionWrow116seat -
Yunchan Lim & NY PhilharmonicThe view is much closer in real life. The orchestra is raked so that you're a little higher than the row in front of you. Highly recommend this seat unless you want to see the pianist's hands then you should sit in Orch Left.Orchestra RsectionVrow8seat
