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Dickies Arena
Arena
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anonymous
Grand Ole Opry - LondonFantastic seat - Described like an Exit seat on an aircraft. Entrance to our left which meant no seats in front of us, so loads of leg room. Downside - those wanting to keep going to the loo or bar during the show kept walking in front.Csection21row10seat -
Jeremy JordanFantastic view. Can be a problem if you're shorter, but you can lean a bit either side and still see.Csection26row10seat -
London Concert Orchestra tour: The Music of Hans Zimmer vs. John WilliamsHead titled about 45° to the left. Orchestra is partially obstructed. View from below stage level.Fsection8row32seat -
London Concert Orchestra tour: The Music of Hans Zimmer vs. John WilliamsLooking straight ahead. Stage is to the left.Fsection8row32seat -
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Eric Clapton tour: World Tour 2025A good view but the stage is quite low to the floor so you couldn't see all of the person. The overhead screens were great for close ups, especially when the stage lighting was not particularly bright.Dsection22row26seat -
Scott Bradlee's Postmodern JukeboxSeats on the floor area are not raked, my friend who is quite short had a tall lady in front of her so her view was impaired. Legroom is not great, my knees were touching the seat in front of me. Seat 11 is an aisle seat so I did have some legroom to my left.Csection21row11seat -
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Aurora tour: What happened to the heartFantastic view. Closer to the stage than expectedEsection16row28seat -
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David Gilmour tour: Luck and StrangeIncredible venue, sound & atmosphere. However, arena seats are not great for views. You can glimpses the stage but need to look thru gaps. I am 5'8 & could not see much. Thankfully the huge screen allows a better view. Avoid if you can.Dsection23row21seat -
The Mountbatten festival; of musicVery good seat halfway of the arena. Great view of the stage.Bsection17row12seat -
The Mountbatten festival of musicVery good seat halfway of the arena. Great view of the stage.Bsection17row12seat -
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The Who tour: Teenage Cancer TrustVery bad view thru heads while ppl sat for support act. TERRIBLE/NO VIEW once ppl standing for THE WHO. On tiptoes whole night to catch sight of Daltrey’s head. NO raking and stage too low. AVOID. Only buy if you are 6 foot plusBsection15row15seat -
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Danny ElfmanGreat view! Enough leg room for an average size person, might be a bit tight for a tall person but not bad. Even with someone a little taller in front of me, I could still see everything. Seats very comfortableAsection4row18seat
