I was just there like two weeks ago! I AM SO EXCITED MCR ARE PLAYING THERE, I CANNOT EVEN DEAL.
Okay, so it's a big open venue, with a GA floor and then a balcony. My understanding from the way Ticketmaster is set up is that you either have a GA Floor ticket or a GA balcony ticket. The overhang isn't substantial though, so most of the floor gives you a wide angle view of the stage. The floor is longer than deep - there's the front section of the floor, then a little ledge where the sound crew is, and then a back section which is raised a bit so you can see over the sound crew, but that part of the floor is under the overhang.
It has a standing capacity of around 3,200 people for both levels. There is a bench for seating along the house right wall, but that's under the overhang and not a great view, in my opinion - not worth staking it out. At the concert I was at a few weeks ago, people got there, got their spots on the floor and then just sat down until the openers started. People weren't too pushy but it was a VERY VERY different crowd than a MCR concert, so.
The concert I saw there had a line outside that was longer than I expected, and I'm sure that MCR will obvs be longer, with more hardcore peeps holding down the fort. It snaked down one block, up an avenue block and then around the corner a bit. I expect that MCR's line will be a full city block long by the time doors open, if not longer, based on other NYC concerts I've been to recently.
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Okay, so it's a big open venue, with a GA floor and then a balcony. My understanding from the way Ticketmaster is set up is that you either have a GA Floor ticket or a GA balcony ticket. The overhang isn't substantial though, so most of the floor gives you a wide angle view of the stage. The floor is longer than deep - there's the front section of the floor, then a little ledge where the sound crew is, and then a back section which is raised a bit so you can see over the sound crew, but that part of the floor is under the overhang.
It has a standing capacity of around 3,200 people for both levels. There is a bench for seating along the house right wall, but that's under the overhang and not a great view, in my opinion - not worth staking it out. At the concert I was at a few weeks ago, people got there, got their spots on the floor and then just sat down until the openers started. People weren't too pushy but it was a VERY VERY different crowd than a MCR concert, so.
The concert I saw there had a line outside that was longer than I expected, and I'm sure that MCR will obvs be longer, with more hardcore peeps holding down the fort. It snaked down one block, up an avenue block and then around the corner a bit. I expect that MCR's line will be a full city block long by the time doors open, if not longer, based on other NYC concerts I've been to recently.