the seats
Category I, II or III: choosing your seats
What the concert listing sells, what guests say about comfort, and how to pick for your party.
Reserve your seats for the concert ↗Seat categories at a glance
| Category | What to know |
|---|---|
| Category I | The top of the three; a guest who bought the best-seat ticket thought it well worth it |
| Category II | Sold on the same listing; GetYourGuide shows what is open for your date |
| Category III | The lowest-priced; a guest in the least expensive seats still had a great view |
| Chairs and pews | Guests who wrote about comfort preferred the folding chairs to the pews |
One listing, three categories
Category I, II and III are all sold on the same GetYourGuide listing, so you pick your category when you choose a date.
What guests say about comfort
Reviewers describe the pews as hard and creaky, and two say the folding chairs were more comfortable. One adds that the benches have cushioned covers.
Value
A guest in the least expensive seats said they still had a great view, while another who paid for the best seat said it was well worth it.
The balcony
The balcony may not always be open, so do not plan the evening around sitting up there.
For a party
Set the number of guests when you check availability, and GetYourGuide shows what is open for that size of party.
Arriving
Doors open 30 minutes before the concert, which is the time to find your seats and settle in.