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 MsPetersFan1
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Long Island, New York & Boston, | posted: 11/1/2005 at 12:33:01 PM ET
I haven't bought tickets to this concert yet because I didn't know if I'd have conflicts with my final exams. Of course, now there are no front orchestra seats left. My questions are:
Should I wait to see if there are any cancellations and call them up to see if any seats open up? Or should I get rear orchestra seats? Has anyone been in this concert hall and know how the rear orchestra seats are?
Or if anyone has an extra ticket in the orchestra...I'll pay you like $250 for it lol.
Thanks 
~* Megan *~
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| posted: 11/1/2005 at 12:51:25 PM ET
I haven't gotten a ticket yet and was planning on checking in last minute for any cancellations. I usually get pretty good seats that way!
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|  Sister Rose
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From:
NYC | posted: 11/1/2005 at 5:14:59 PM ET
As I posted before, Avery Fisher Hall is not a huge hall. It seats only around 2400. The side tiers are not great, unless you are on the first tier or in the front row of the second tier. Any seats at the rear of the tiers (or center) are fine. The stage is fairly wide and a little high.
Now, this is the last post about this - do your research - www.lincolncenter.org
| MsPetersFan1
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Long Island, New York & Boston, | posted: 11/1/2005 at 5:24:45 PM ET
Sister Rose - I did do my "research." I did look at the seating plan there. I was simply asking, for those who have been to this hall before, whether or not rear orchestra or first tier seats are better. You cannot tell where the better seats are from a seating chart. I apologize if you had already posted previously about this subject.
~* Megan *~
| Sister Rose
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From:
NYC | posted: 11/1/2005 at 5:46:42 PM ET
Take a chill - just teasing.
If I had to choose between back of orchestra or first tier, I would choose first tier to avoid sitting behind a tall person.
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