Phantom was a spectacular experience! The best acting and music on the planet here in NYC, and this performance was no exception. Best singing I’ve ever heard, frankly perfect. I’m not easily moved by a story or a performance, but this one moved me. I read the reviews here about pushy ushers, and being here I realized why: some people are just stupid (e.g. lady and her daughter walked right past the ushers directing traffic, then asked the gift shop lady where her seats were ... gift shop lady (who we talked to for several minutes) told lady to ask this usher or that usher, lady still doesn’t get it); add to this the fact that this show has been here since 1988 and is by 3500 performances The longest run Broadway show ever at over 12,000 performances ... the people working here have been answering the same stupid questions for decades. Give your fellow human a break, follow directions. Oh, and all the seats in front orchestra, mezzanines, and tiny loges are super — back orchestra (row Q-X) you won’t be able to see where the chandelier goes, and The Phantom in some upper stage scenes, due to the Mezzanine overhead. The Rear Mezzanine (rows F-L) are far from the stage but not at all obstructed, and if you want to go cheap, have no fear, you’ll be able to see everything even better than people in the Orchestra level Q-X.

I had a very good ticket, just 3 rows from the Front Of House and in the centre of the hall. The sound quality was great and you can enjoy the play in its audio and visual experience. I was impressed from the management of the props on stage. The actors, the orchestra and the entire production team are very professional and they can represent one of the highest standard in the world. I have been literally disgusted by the fact that every single thing has been projected to rip off money from the audience. The book of the play it's 25$. The audience it's allowed to drink and eat snacks in the theater... Just after the curtain call the cast remained on stage (curtains open) and they are selling gadgets related to the play (part of the money will go for beneficence). This was very sad. The artists selling stuff to people without even going off the play dimension. For sure it's worth to go considering the quality of the play and that you are attending probably the most famous musical in the world.

A theater with astounding and beautiful architectural designs, the Majestic theater certainly stands out as a Broadway house. Seating nearly 2,000 people, the theatre is huge and that means that in order to get a good view you need to purchase front mezz or orchestra seating. My one complaint from visiting this theater: Two separate ushers directed us to better seats then ones we purchased - which meant we had a better view of the performance until we realized right before the show started and had to move. It did make me question how well these ushers knew the theater...