Hoop de Doo Seating Chart?

[vellamint]

Anyone ever see one? I am contemplating this dinner show and would love to have an idea of seating arrangements so I can kind of "see" where we are sitting. From what I understand ... there are desirable (up front) and not desirable (balcony facing AWAY from the show) seats. I read that you can see your seat assignments at your hotel five days before (on allearsnet I think) and if I end up with bad seats I want to cancel. With a family of six I would think that seating is even more restricted.

DONT FLAME ME!!! This is alot of money!!! Nice input please?

 

[GoodFairies]

I don't think there will be a way to tell where you will be sitting ahead of time. I don't think there are any bad seats either.

 

[renessa]

Our table last time was #13, small table for 2 front and center...best table in the place!

 

[figmentfan704]

There really aren't any bad seats. The cast interacts with the people on the balcony a lot!!! They were up there several times during the show.
We were at a table on the floor right next to the piano. Yes, it was a great table but we were looking up (at an angle) at the stage. We would have been just as happy on the balcony. It is a great show that we ALL (Dh, me, kids-10, 6, 4) enjoyed. We are looking forward to seeing it again in September!

 

[Sunkissed]

Our table last time was #13, small table for 2 front and center...best table in the place!

We are a group of 2; is seating for such a small group limited? Thanks!

 

[WDW LOVR]

It's true that your seat assignment is on the ticket, but it's hard to figure out. And I agree that there aren't many bad seats in the place. I've read where some people actually prefer the balcony, but they're in the minority.

The earlier you made your ressie the better. The seats are assigned based on when you make them. And which show you're seeing will play into that also. The 7:15 show is the most popular followed by the 5:00 show. The 9:30 show you can get a pretty decent seat (close to the stage) fairly late in the game.

I think wherever you sit you'll have fun. The cast spends a lot of time in the crowd so even the people in the back get some up close and personal time with them.

 

[pjpoohbear]

Our table last time was #13, small table for 2 front and center...best table in the place!

second row centre? if so that is the table we have sat at for all three time we attended! LOL.

Penny

 

[DaisyD]

We were seated in the balcony and I thought they were very uncomfortable. You couldn't sit normal and watch the show. We were faced towards the outer wall. To watch the show you had to turn around or twist your neck. I was told no matter how early you purchase your seats it doesn't give you a better seat. The seats are assigned as you pick them up from your resort. So if you check in two weeks before the show and get the tickets you will have a better seat then picking them up the night of. We booked as far as possible in advance but picked them up the night of the show because that was our first night there. We got horrible seats and there was only 3 in our group.

 

[pjpoohbear]

In the past it was based on when reserved, but in October 04 we were told the same table distrubtion process as DaisyD. But as I said we have always ended up with second row centre, table for up to 3. The first time we picked up at check in to CBR, then we picked up at Pioneer Hall ticket window, and the last time we picked up on day of event at front desk.

Pj

 

[Mickey Fanatic]

We booked our tickets in March for May and ended up seated at table 13. Front row centre. It is a great show and the cast does seem to wander around a lot so I don't think that you would have a problem. There were some big parties seated at the edges on the floor and it looked like they were having a great time.