Absinthe seating questions

Does anyone have any pics or familiar with the back two rows for Absinthe? We are looking at either the back row against the wall or the row in front for our group of 6 and wondering what these seats are like?

 

I visited last year and due to the size I am sure there are no bad seats.

However any reason why you want them back 2 rows?

 

They are the only 2 rows with aisle left....my husband insists on an aisle. lol.

 

Sat in next-to-last row, on the aisle, back in September. That row (K) has the walkway in front so you have a few feet between you and row J. They're taller seats, barstool height and slighly raised above the walkway in front. I had no issues with view or people walking in late/servers getting in the way. Can still see everything easily as it is a very small theater. I want to say we were in Section 1, Row K, Seats 12/13 or 13/14.

 

Back row. Regular separate seating with a small table to put drinks on. There were five of us around the table.

 

we went to see the show In sept there are no bad seats. we were sitting very close to there. You will have no issues seeing from there. show was very good

 

Getting an aisle seat is important as the seats are squeezed in pretty tightly.

We were shocked when got in and saw the difference between the more expensive seats and ours. There is no reason to pay more for "better" seats. Well, unless you want to be picked on by the Gazillionaire. Then go for stage side seats.

 

There are no bad seats...

 

I would suggest that a seat in the middle of the row somewhere, sandwiched between 2 300lbs+ people who haven't showered for a few days might be considered a "bad seat".

 

I sat at the back row against the wall. The seats are elevated and its really close to the stage still, so it was a great view didnt miss anything.

 

is that common in such a high class show? Usually the crowd to these shows is a bit upscale.

I think there’s only 11 Rows in total

 

I've wanted to see Absinthe for the past two years. But I've been advised that the seats are crammed in there, and are the equivalent of very small folding chairs. Very uncomfortable. Would those who've seen it say that's an accurate description?

I was very comfortable at Opium. And all of the Cirque shows. And floor seating in folding chairs at Paul Simon at MGM Grand Garden last year.

 

They are tight but when I went in September there were a lot of empty seats so we spread out and had a seat between us. I would recommend if you think it will be full to opt for seats in the back. The show is my favorite in Vegas you should go for sure

 

I would much rather be semi uncomfortable and enjoy an amazing show then be super comfy in a boring ass show where I'll probably fall asleep...

 

The seats are a little tight, but not too problematic - although I will say the aisle seats took care of any concern we may have had with the seating over this issue. We were there on a full night (start of SEMA) so we thought aisle would be a good choice knowing it would be full, and it went well.