Wholesale Opera House Seating in Texas

The opera is a unique experience, and it takes a little know-how to pick just the right seat. Different seats offer different levels of enjoyment. Some offer a better view, while others offer a superior auditory experience. Of course, when you choose Series Seating to install your wholesale opera house seating in Texas, every seat in the house will seem like the “best” seat.

We’ve learned a thing or two in our years providing and installing wholesale opera house seating in Texas. Modern opera houses are built with superior sight lines in mind; however, historic theaters will often have several seats that – oddly enough – don’t have a decent view of the stage. In fact, some theaters have architectural elements like beams, walls or pillars that block the view of certain seats entirely.

Some theaters were actually built this way on purpose. Certain box seats were not built for a view of the stage, but were instead built to be seen by the audience. These obstructed seats were actually some of the most expensive in the house, and they were frequented by the wealthiest people – folks who wanted to be recognized for their wealth and status.

For the rest of us, however, the opera is an opportunity to take in a beautiful, artistic performance – and that means finding just the right seat in the house. Generally, the seats that are considered the “best” are in the center orchestra section, about five rows back from the stage. Most opera aficionados will choose to sit as close to the center orchestra section as possible, as this offers the very best view.

There are a few, though, that will tell you that the best seats in the house are actually some of the cheapest. While the very top balcony seats don’t offer the best view of the action, the acoustics are virtually unbeatable. If you’re visiting the opera for the music above all, this is where you want to be.