Thomas Wolfe Auditorium (Greenville: how much, buying, price)

[gvlgal]

I am planning on buying tickets to see Kristin Chenoweth in concert. I have looked at auditorium photos and seating charts and am trying to figure out the best place to sit for the price. How much of an incline is there for the rows in the orchestra section? I am short and have trouble seeing over people when there is no incline or a very slight incline. How is the view from the side balcony seats? Any advice and suggestions from those familiar with the venue would be appreciated, including parking recommendations. I will be coming from Greenville.

[beckycat]

Originally Posted by gvlgal

I am planning on buying tickets to see Kristin Chenoweth in concert. I have looked at auditorium photos and seating charts and am trying to figure out the best place to sit for the price. How much of an incline is there for the rows in the orchestra section? I am short and have trouble seeing over people when there is no incline or a very slight incline. How is the view from the side balcony seats? Any advice and suggestions from those familiar with the venue would be appreciated, including parking recommendations. I will be coming from Greenville.

Unfortunately, the incline is minimal. If you have someone tall in front of you, it's hard to see over them. We are short and have the same issue. As for parking, there is a parking garage there or you can park on the street. Meters are free after 6. Just make sure, wherever you are parked, there are white marker lines on the street to indicate a parking spot. (made that mistake before) You can usually find free parking by the Grove Arcade and walk a few blocks. Enjoy the show

[Susieisanartist]

I agree that the incline is a slight one on the floor. It could be tough to see the performer if everyone is standing. I’ve had good views from the balcony sections on either side of the stage (but note that I usually stand in the aisle behind the seats). The balcony rows facing the stage have a rather luxurious amount of leg space, but you lose some sound quality in the highest rows.