Chess

The view is better while sitting down. It's the last row of the section so you couldn't see the very top of the stage, but none of the action was missed from my seat.

This view is standing up just to show the entire stage, if you're lucky enough to not have a person blocking your view.

Seats are not off set, average height woman and I spent the entire time leaning back and forth to see the show. Kind of far from the stage but would otherwise be a good overall view of set

Amazing seats for off the floor! We had seats 402-404. Mezzanine has a great rake so no concerns for any of our family to see over the people in front of us. Mezz also has an extended overhang over the house, so you feel closer to the stage. Seats and rows are tight, so everyone is packed-in - but would definitely purchase these tix again!

Unfortunately this seat is not offset, otherwise I might have a good view. Unfortunately a lot of hair on my sightline when. Other people said great view which is why I purchased these to save a few bucks. Disappointed in my view for an expensive show.

Great view! The seat was a little cramped (I'm 6'5”) but it's an aisle seat, so I could spread out to the left a little. Would buy this seat again!

Fabulous seat!!!

Clear view of the entire stage, no obstructions, could see performers clearly, curtain allowed extra leg room

Clear view of the entire stage, no obstructions, could see performers clearly, curtain allowed extra leg room

Front row, no obstructions, clear view of entire stage, could even see performer's faces! Curtain allowed more space for legs.

100/10 perfect seat. Dead center view - perfect amount back from the stage. We could see them spitting but weren't in the splash zone. These are the best broadway seats I've had! We got lucky for the face value, these were released a week before the date.

Minimalist set so you don't miss much. Have to look up but it didn't hurt my neck. I would sit here again - 2/2026

Great seat! Could see and hear every clearly! Seats are narrow, but par for the course with Shubert theaters. Not a lot of leg room!

Much of stage left obscured by the angle, but phenomenally close.