Because of the tiered seating layout and amazing sound quality, you will usually get good value for your money no matter which seat you get issued with at the Bord Gáis. While the box seats might provide a traditional premium theatre experience, some people may find it difficult to watch the show at an angle. These seats also tend to be more expensive because of their exclusivity. The upper row tends to have the cheapest tickets, but this doesn’t mean these seats aren’t great. In fact, if you get seated near the front in the upper circle, you actually have a fantastic view of the stage. For more convenience, aim to get a seat as close to the aisle as possible so you don’t have to move to let people in or out too often. Alternatively, the seating at the sides with fewer seats will mean fewer people are likely to move in and out – these are usually seat-numbers 1-10 or 45 onwards. Before buying your ticket, check out the seating plan below from the Bord Gáis website to make sure you’re happy with your choice.