Who know's reserved seating at the Warfield?

[dparnas]

I've only been to shows on the floor in general admin, but I'm getting old and am looking at tickets in the reserved section. What's the difference between the balcony and the loge sections? Is the loge closer to the stage than the balcony? I can get tickets in row A of the balcony. Is that one of those times when you don't want to be in the front row of a section? And, if you're wondering, this is for the Nov. 21st Tears for Fears show. Yes, I'm still stuck in the 80's.

[bdaddy]

Dan,

The loge is closer but first row of the balcony should be really good too. There's a big walkway in between the Loge and Balcony but iirc it's high enough that people won't obstruct your view. Plus, they don't allow people to hang out there. I've seen numerous shows there. It's a great theater.

SHOUT, SHOUT, LET IT ALL OUT...

[stang6786]

what are you going to see at the warfield... i haev never been there but am going to see yelloward and the startingline this sat... hope reserved tix aren't too bad.

[Morrissey]

The lower loge goes AA-CC, then after the aisle, the seats continue from DD-FF. Then A-S

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[MR_JONES]

Lower loge--- Slayer!

[dparnas]

Originally posted by stang6786
what are you going to see at the warfield... i haev never been there but am going to see yelloward and the startingline this sat... hope reserved tix aren't too bad.

Tears for Fears. If you're under 30, you probably think of them as classic rock or something. If anyone wants tickets, I bought some extras for the balcony, rows E & J. Don't ask why. If you want em for face value, e-mail me at dparnas@schwab.com