Section 2 at Xfinity Center

I'll tell you about the seats. The seats were magnificent, but it didn't matter. People stood in front of me the whole time. Essentially, I paid $300 so I could stand; there were no seats, just a place in a row of seats. My choice was to stand and see the concert or sit and stare at people. Can't tell you how angry I was after traveling 2 hours from Connecticut and paying all that money while people felt entitled to block my view the whole time. I went to this concert because my disabled daughter wanted to see this show, and she had to sit much of the time because she wasn't strong enough to stand and remain in that position for any length of time. The people in the front rows should be admonished not to stand up so that others don't have to stand up to get a view prior to the concert, and the artists should also not encourage this practice. You can have a good time without standing for 2 hours. And just for your information, the sound was horrible, and it was so hot in there as to be barely tolerable. They finally turned on some fans and possibly some air conditioning, but it was sweltering and stifling in there.

My husband and I were loving these seats at the Xfinity Center. We were close enough to see everything and hear everything beautifully. The stage was directly in front of us. A winner for sure!