Manchester Opera House

Front row. Part of the action. Lots of stares from the cast. Sir Ian McKellon was super.

Can see the action but you have to position yourself constantly to look around the safety bar. Seats in the gallery have no armrests (stalls and circle do). Very narrow seats. If fear of heights, avoid steep steps down by using lower gallery entrance.

Great view!! Very involved and Good legroom!

Amazing show Amazing cast Grandson loved it (9yo)

Great budget seats, can see full stage despite the safety rail, didn't even notice it during the show. Leg room is ok, not loads but not too cramped. No arm rests so depending on size of your neighbours, can be a little bit cosy. Access is by very steep stairs down (but not as bad as The Palace in Manchester). Would I book these seats again? 100% yes!!

This is the view we had for Swan Lake on Jan 21st. Great view missed parts due to the tall person in front of me. Great views and far enough to enjoy chororeography and close enough to see facial expressions.

Really high and sound not great.

End of the row with a good central view

Pretty good but not great. The view was fine but isn't as good as I hoped. My feet were pressed up against the seat in front and I felt as though I was perched on the seat instead of sat in it.However I still enjoyed the show and would recommend this seat.

A good view from this seat

Quite tight legroom if tall. Slightly reduced view of the right hand side of the stage (as you look at it. Because you are high up you can sometimes see players enter the stage, behind scenery. This may affect your enjoyment in some instances.

Limited view ...tall people would definitely block the view

If you are less than 6ft then you have to lean forward the whole time. Otherwise this is the postage stamp you need to look through the barrier and lighting rig

Seats are good if you lean forward

Front row circle with a slight side view but not too bad legroom if you’re small 😬