Balcony 3L at Chicago Theatre

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balcony 3l, row l seat view - chicago theatre — Concert Seat View From Balcony 3L, Row L

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Head-on View (most shows)
Rows A-T

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What It's Like to Sit in Balcony 3L

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Row Numbers

For most concerts, rows in Balcony 3L are labeled A-T

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Balcony

- The Balcony at Chicago Theatre includes traditional seating in the center and Balcony Boxes on each side. Like Main Floor Seats, Balcony sections are divided into left and right sections. There are sections 1R-3R and 1L-3L, with Section 4 directly in the middle. Each of these sections have fewer than 19 rows and the rows are divided into sections of their own. Following rows E and L there are walkways going across that make it easier for patrons to get in and out of their seats. Balcony Boxes The Balcony Boxes are located along the left and right sides of the Balcony seating area. The Boxes on the left are numbered 1-9, with the boxes on the right numbered 10-18. Each box has at least 4 chairs for patrons to sit and enjoy the show. The views are not the best because you are not getting that center view, but you are still able to see the entire stage from each box section.

Seating Notes

Head-on view of the performance for end-stage concerts

Seating and Ticket Q&A

Why do my seats say 213 and 215? Are these seats together?

Yes, the seats you purchased will be together. At the Chicago Theatre, all seats in "Left" sections are odd and all seats in "Right" sections are even. Only seats in center sections are in sequential order.

For "Odd" sections seats will count up by two starting at 1 from the right side (i.e. 1, 3, 5, etc.). For "Even" sections, seats will count up by two starting at 2 from the left side (i.e. 2, 4, 6, etc.)

In your situation, seats 213 and 215 will be next each other in a section left of center stage.