How big is the orange county performing arts center?
I’m looking to buy tickets to Spring Awakening there, but I’m on a slight budget, so I’m getting the tickets. But they are mostly toward the back. On the seating chart, it seems like I would most likely not be able to see well. But when I saw Wicked at the Pantages, it seemed the same way, but when I got there, I could see perfectly. I don’t know what to do. The seats I was looking at are on the second tier, row ‘S’. What do you think?

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Answer by Fiction Chick
I’d say you should be good. If nothing else, and you feel you’re too far away, bring binoculars. I was in the very last row and off to the far left when i went to see Wicked and I as well thought I wouldn’t be able to see, but I could see perfectly and the binoculars just helped me catch facial expressions when I wanted to and costume details. And most theaters do rent out binoculars for like five bucks. And, really, any seat in a theater is amazing. The way I look at it is that I’m ecstastic to go see any professional show like that and I deal with whatever seats I can afford.

Have fun going to see it. I have tickets for December when it comes to my city and I just bought the music last night and it seems amazing!

Extra note, the place I saw Wicked sat more than three thousand people so the last row was extremely far from the stage.

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