December 23, 2008

What is the best seating at a concert hall when seeing an opera?

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♥Chris♥ asked:

Here are the seating choices:
DC: Dress Circle
OC: Orchestra
OCII: Orchestra II
LM: Lower Mezzanine
UM: Upper Mezzanine
LB: Lower Balcony
UB: Upper Balcony

What do all of these mean and what is the best for seeing an opera?

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December 26, 2008

LatinLoozer @ 8:28 pm

dude….i’d pick the bathroom lol

December 31, 2008

whenamon @ 7:28 pm

in the front

January 1, 2009

fenrisl0k1 @ 10:40 pm

Try to avoid being too high up; it’s cheaper but it gets too warm and too often you can’t see what’s going on.

January 2, 2009

corypark2001 @ 7:35 am

Go with orchestra II. Or lower mezzanine. This sit you far back enough to see the action, while keeping you close. The upper balcony levels are too far up to get a good view, and the DC and OC are too close.

January 4, 2009

kllr.queen @ 2:02 pm

Row M. Centre if you can get it. It really depends on the layout of the individual theatre. Try and find a seating plan for that particular theatre. You want something where you are reasonably centred so that you can see the entire stage. Make sure you are not in the front 4 or 5 rows. You need to be far enough back to sit comfortably. Always go A reserve or better. More often than not it is worth it.

The definitions you ask for may be different in different theatres or countries, which is why I haven’t used then. I would imagine that upper mezzanine is ‘in the gods’ in which case. Make them pay you to take the tickets. They will be horrible.

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