Need advice on BGM seating

[accumax]

Since we have not been, I have no clue what seats are good. If I book now, I can get front center BB 14-17. See chart here: https://www.insiteticketing.com/UniversalOrlando/seatingChart.aspx?showTitle=Blue%20Man%20Group%20-%20Show%20Only%20-%20%20Orlando&seatingChart=BMG052909.jpg%22%20alt=%22%22. For those who have been, is this good, or is it to close? I wouldn't want to be so close that you can't take in all that is on stage because its just in your face. Also, I see I can get the tickets at Undercover T. and save some $, but I am not sure going that way I will get seat confirmation, just get what I get. Booking at US I will know the seats we are getting at checkout. Any advice here would be helpful. Thanks to all who reply.

 

[Badge]

We sat on Row M, in the left section the first three seats closest to the middle. Those seats were GREAT! You had lots of leg room since, well, you have nobody right in front of you! Also, they are priced in the "cheaper" section (which really makes no sense).

Sitting close to the stage will not allow you to really take it all in. I always enjoy sitting towards the back because you then have a great view of the whole stage without having to turn your head different directions when the action moves from the left to the right of the stage.

 

[TCB in FLA]

When you order from Undercover T, you get ticket vouchers, not actual seats for a set performance. Once you receive your vouchers in the mail, you call the BMG box office to book your performance dates and seats.
I just bought from UT this week, had the tickets in the mail yesterday and booked our seats yesterday afternoon. Very easy process and saved some $$$. Seats were about 12 rows from stage, but we are going during spring break.

 

[Bluer101]

I have had seats twice in the front row center ( poncho ) and once in AA center. I like both areas because the both have pros and cons. The front row is great to be able to see all their expressions.

 

[macraven]

that is how it was for me also as Bluer experienced.

but i sat in the 3rd room front center.
middle of the row once and end of that row the second time.
(poncho) section)

what was grand about it is you can see all the expressions of the blue men.
the time i was on the end, it was very easy to turn around and watch the blue men when they came into the audience section.


for my first visit, seeing the action on stage was the priority.
i liked it so much, i did a repeat of that center section.
i could also read the moving sign to the side of the stage.

if i return, i would not mind where i sat.