Phantom seating question?

[skyylerrv]

I am going to see Phantom of the Opera this Summer and was wondering which is the best seating option. I have the option of sitting in the center orchestra in row J or K or sitting in the front row to the left or right in the front mezzanine. 

Also, does anyone know where the overhang falls over the orchestra? I wanted to sit in the center orchestra, but I am not sure if the overhang will block things happening above in row J or K. 

[dandeliondream401]

I sat in row K center orchestra before and remembered having a pretty good view of the whole stage. Can't remember where the overhang falls, but I don't think you'll get blocked view.

[haterobics]

The mezz overhangs Row H.

[Lot666]

I believe the mezzanine at the Majestic overhangs the orchestra at row J. 

Having seen this show innumerable times, I recommend that you go with row J in the center orchestra. You''ll be able to see the top of the proscenium from there, and the entire chandelier ascent/descent. 

Some will disagree with me, but I find the mezzanine seating to be very removed; the front orchestra is far more immersive.

[haterobics]

Lot666 said: "I believe the mezzanine at the Majestic overhangs the orchestra at row J."

I got H from Telecharge.

[Justin D]

Also, in centre orchestra, there is a row, either J or K (whienever one matches up with the cross isle) it is actually raised about half foot higher than the rows in front so the view is perfect

[Lot666]

Justin D said: "Also, in centre orchestra, there is a row, either J or K (whienever one matches up with the cross isle) it is actually raised about half foot higher than the rows in front so the view is perfect"

Rows I and J become the entry aisles from the orchestra sides (so they only exist in the center), and row K is the first one behind the black metal rail on the sides.

[dmwnc1959]

Can confirm that Row I is the first row of the orchestra that sits higher than all of the rows in front of it. I am in I108, dead center with an absolutely perfect view, no heads at all blocking the way, and the mezzanine overhang begins one row behind me when I look straight up. There’s a LARGE group of school kids here, estimated to be around 200+, and they are all in the rear mezzanine. Sooooo glad about that.