Thread Rating:
  • 0 Vote(s) - 0 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5

THE PIT !!
#1

WHO ELSE GOT PIT TIX FOR ROCHESTER ????
Reply
#2

loxahatchee Wrote:WHO ELSE GOT PIT TIX FOR ROCHESTER ????


When were pit tickets released?

DC
Reply
#3

I GUESS TODAY . I'VE CHECKED EVERYDAY(TICKETMASTER) FOR THE LAST 2 WEEKS AND IT PAID OFF TODAY.
Reply
#4

Dude, THIS is bad.
Reply
#5

How many rows back does this pit go???
Reply
#6

How will this effect my row 6 seating??
Reply
#7

thedoctor Wrote:How will this effect my row 6 seating??
It will not.

"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
Dana
Reply
#8

Well it will put people in front of the first couple of rows correct?

Not good (maybe)?

DC
Reply
#9

the pits only a few rows at most. You still have good seats. don't worry about it
Reply
#10

mookytc Wrote:Well it will put people in front of the first couple of rows correct?

Not good (maybe)?

DC
Whether the pit was sold or not would not have effected your seats either way.
The pit will be there with or without fans filling the seats, and since it sets a little bit lower than the rows of seats - those people do not really get in your way or anything.
The "pit" is the orchestra pit where the orchestra would be setup for plays, and the pit is situated "out of view" to not obstruct the theatre goers experience.
So, your row ?? seats will not be effected anyway.

"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
Dana
Reply
#11

Tthip Wrote:
mookytc Wrote:Well it will put people in front of the first couple of rows correct?

Not good (maybe)?

DC
Whether the pit was sold or not would not have effected your seats either way.
The pit will be there with or without fans filling the seats, and since it sets a little bit lower than the rows of seats - those people do not really get in your way or anything.
The "pit" is the orchestra pit where the orchestra would be setup for plays, and the pit is situated "out of view" to not obstruct the theatre goers experience.
So, your row ?? seats will not be effected anyway.

Can anyone who has seen a show from the pit area comment on how it would compare to the first 5 rows in the Orch section, for example?

"They're your blues, we just play 'em"
Reply
#12

I was in the pit for the Oct. 2000 show and it was amazing. The pit is as close to the stage as you can get. It is about 2 steps down from the orchestra level and i think there are 2 rows of seats within the pit. Anyway they are the best seats in the house imo.
Reply
#13

1st row balcony isn't too bad either
Reply
#14

ron Wrote:1st row balcony isn't too bad either
1st row balcony recordings aren't too bad either! Really enjoyed your recording from '04. Can't wait until Friday...awesome venue.

"They're your blues, we just play 'em"
Reply
#15

Damn, I wanted those tickets...
The pit has 2 rows, and is sunken down. You can stand and not be in any ones way.
Anyone with pit seats want to trade for row A? (row A seats are much cushier than the ones in the pit.)
Reply


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)