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Originally Posted by chemgear
Yeah, the room is basically a long hallway stage with seats on both sides. Kinda like a hot dog with the buns being where the seats are. The seats are in batches of two with four rows deep.
From what we could tell, it looks like seats closer to the front row were given to people who grabbed tickets earlier and also bought meals with their ticket. We never had a choice to pick the seat but liked the seats at the top row. Lots of the "floats" were pretty tall and we probably got better pictures with the seats we had.
They're also more than happy to sell you drinks in the waiting area if you come to the show early. The walk down into the stage was pretty bright and crazy too. You'd probably want to have your camera out for picks.
EDIT: I also think they hand out noise reducing headphones for kids. Some crazy granny got a front row seat during our show. No way I'd sit in the front row in hindsight. You can certainly high five the gals and guys but it looked kinda sketchy there. You might eat one of the protruding robots, legs, floats, snakes, machine guns, etc. sitting there.
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Yeah we sat in the back row as well and it was great. All we could think about the front row was "wow, they'd never allow people to sit that close in North America"... actually the whole room is kind of a death trap if there was a fire... it's fantastic.
God Japan is great,
I can't wait to go back.