To me, if I'm not within 30-40ft of the stage, it's all the same through the rest of the building. Being up close is amazing, but once you are far enough back that you can't see facial expressions and chord fingerings clearly, then you might as well be anywhere. You'll be looking at screens often and you'll be taking in the experience at large anyways. There's also the fact that when you are in the back or up in the 'bleeds, you have a MUCH better perspective of the light show. Ultimately, up close is an irreplaceable experience, but so is getting in the building at all.
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There's also the fact that when you are in the back or up in the 'bleeds, you have a MUCH better perspective of the light show.
Ultimately, up close is an irreplaceable experience, but so is getting in the building at all.