Going to see Wicket at Gershwin. Loge or Center Orchestra row R?
Ok, need help to someone that has actually gone to see wicked at the Gershwin. I have to choose between two seating locations. Either Loge row EE or Center Orchestra Row R. According to the diagrams, the Loge EE seats will overhang N. So it seems Loge maybe closer, however off to the side.
Not sure how steep the orchestra seating is, so being that far back may be challenging to see over peoples heads. Anyway, would really appreciate your help. These tickets are crazy expensive since they are already sold out and need to be purchased through brokers.
Thanks!
i went back in 2004, but i don’t remember what row i had…i might have been row N actually. but i was on the floor, pretty far back, and i still enjoyed it. they have this huge metal dragon that hangs above the stage – so i don’t know if it would bother you being face-to-face with that during the whole performance if you’re in the balcony, and i’m not one for balcony seats anyway, but i thought my floor seats were still good.
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