Orchestra Left
Fox Theatre Atlanta

- There are five Orchestra sections at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. Each section has roughly 45 rows of seats with Row A closest to the stage and double-letter rows following Row Z. Generally speaking, views from the orchestra are very good and reviews of these seats are positive. There are three exceptions to be aware of when purchasing tickets. First, the balcony hangs over the orchestra at Row O. Views from rows O-Y are unaffected - you hardly notice the balcony. But views in rows Z and AA-RR are slightly obstructed by the overhang. The farther back you are, the less likely you are to see what's happening high above the stage. This isn't an issue for most concerts, but plays with flying theatrics might have problems. Second, some seats in the orchestra are specifically labeled as obstructed or limited view tickets. These are typically found in the front rows of sections Orchestra Left and Right. In these instances, the seats for those tickets are to the far right or far left of the stage. While you are able to see the front of the stage clearly, it can be difficult to see what's happening deeper on the stage. Again, this is usually not an issue for concerts, but seeing the entire stage for a theater production is difficult from these obstructed seats. Finally, some attendees have complained that there is not enough rise in the seats to see over the rows in front of them. This issue affects kids and short people the most. If this is a concern, we recommend the closest row possible or a seat in the balcony.