Section 214 at PPG Paints Arena

The person who designed this venue and said it was great for concerts should have their license revoked! This seat is so high I spent the entire time clinging to my seat with my eyes closed in mortal fear that I was going to pitch forward and fall over the balcony to my death. There is absolutely no leg room - I could not move my legs and ended up getting major cramps - there is more room in coach class on a commercial airplane. When you stand up there is nothing to hold onto get and keep your balance. We clung to the railing with both hands getting to our seats and again returning to the level after the concert - it's that scary! I heard many people around me commenting on how steep the climb was to get back to the floor after the concert and stopping to catch their breath when they got to the top. The only plus is that the acoustics were great - although the performers, even on the giant TV screens - are tiny. Concert organizers, especially for classic rock acts, should keep in mind the age of the audience and that we will have health and mobility issues. This is the third concert I've attended there. Each time I hoped it would get better. In the future I will drive to Cleveland (2 1/2 hours) to see a concert before I will go back the PPG.