Cirque De Soleil question

[Eventer98]

Hi there...I was wondering if anyone could tell me if there is a huge difference between tier 2 and tier 3 seating for the show...we have never been and the tickets are about $20 cheaper each for tier 3. We will pay for tier 2 if it's worth it but it's always nice to save money!! We won't have any children with us.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I would say if you were going for 3, to ask for sections 206 or 202. Further up than 201 or 207, but IMO, a better view than on the ends. To me, the best value of seating at La Nouba is row EE in sections 203, 204, and 202. In any case, enjoy a fabulous show.

 

[Cool-Beans]

Two is better than three, but three isn't the biggest hardship in the world, I don't think. The theater is pretty small, and they do move around enough that you should be OK with section three.

And, IMHO, category 1 is every bit as good (arguably better) as Front and Center.

 

[CDSTapisRouge]

There is no bad seat in the house. Cat 3's are great seats too. Get what you can (or want to) afford and have a great time. The show is really good!

 

[fla4fun]

I prefer the Category 2 seats in sections 203, 204, & 205. I've seen the show from the lower seats (in Cat. 1 & 2) but you miss some of the action if you're too close. Once I was right under the trapeze act and had to look straight up. From the upper seats, you get a better view of all the action, both in the audience and on stage. It's not really a big theater at all.

By the way, if anyone out there has any Pooh sized members in their party, the seats can be a little snug. If you have issues in attractions like American Adventure, you will definitely have issues here. Your best bet is to check into the seating used for guests accompanying wheelchair visitors. They are chairs which are slightly wider than the theater seats.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

PERSONAL OPINION, only:

1) Cat-2 is fine.
2) I would pass on Cat-3.
3) I find that Cat-3 are neck-craning seats.
4) There are just too many activities block by other activities. *

* There are no pillars, but when the view is limited, one act or stage activity can effectively screen out other activities on the stage (especially those high aerial activities).

 

[lucincia]

There is no bad seat in the house. Cat 3's are great seats too. Get what you can (or want to) afford and have a great time. The show is really good!

There are bad seatings. Do not sit next to the stairwells. There are actions taking place in the central aisle running left and right. You will miss those by sitting by the stairwell and the view blocked. Like someone said, row EE right behind the stairs are the best locations. You can see everything in front of you and above and you won't get a neckache. Sitting in front sections - you will miss actions behind you.

 

[Eventer98]

Thanks everyone for the great tips...I can't order my tickets until the end of this month but wanted a head start. Can I order them over the phone and request a certain section or do they let you choose a section from what's available if you order online?

 

[CDSTapisRouge]

The only way to choose a speific location (section, row, seat) is to go directly to the box office which I assume is not an option. Otherwise you tell them what category you want and the computer will give the best seats available in that cat. Both calling and booking online work this way. They do not have access to specific seating. If you do call though, they sometimes (not always) can get you in touch with the box office directly to try and assist, but if you want to try that call early in the day (don't call after 5pm on a show night as the box office is really busy close to and during show time) or call on a Sunday or Monday, as there are no shows but the box office will be open and more likely to answer. The box office does not take direct calls for ticketing you would call 407-939-7600 which is Disney ticketing.