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As long as we're talking comedy, anyone have insight on preferred seating for a comedy show at Cabana Life Centre? I'm buying John Mulaney seats this afternoon. (see attachment for floor plan)
Likely choosing from Floor-Row 3 seats 5-8, Floor-Row 23 seats 25-28 or on the side in 118-Row 7 either seats 1-4 or 17-20.
First thoughts are Row 3 is too far askew to the stage, row 23 a bit far back, so leaning towards Section 118, getting high enough to be above the stage, while still having aisle access for beers.
All the seats I mentioned are going for the same price, so that's not a factor.
Last time I saw a comedy show at Canada Life / MTS Centre was Russell Peters. Sat on the sides rather high up & it was fine visibly & audibly.
Likely choosing from Floor-Row 3 seats 5-8, Floor-Row 23 seats 25-28 or on the side in 118-Row 7 either seats 1-4 or 17-20.
First thoughts are Row 3 is too far askew to the stage, row 23 a bit far back, so leaning towards Section 118, getting high enough to be above the stage, while still having aisle access for beers.
All the seats I mentioned are going for the same price, so that's not a factor.
Last time I saw a comedy show at Canada Life / MTS Centre was Russell Peters. Sat on the sides rather high up & it was fine visibly & audibly.
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