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View for small child in Bord Gais theatre

3DataModem · 2015-08-14 13:16:35

I am bringing my daughter to the Chris Hadfield talk. I was too late to get one of the boxes, so I'm considering either the left or right side of the stalls, or the front row of the upper circle. What do you think would be better for a 6 year old?

14-08-2015 2:16pm

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I am bringing my daughter to the Chris Hadfield talk. I was too late to get one of the boxes, so I'm considering either the left or right side of the stalls, or the front row of the upper circle. What do you think would be better for a 6 year old?

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#2 21-08-2015 10:10pm

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I've never brought a child, but I'm short myself and therefore a good view is always a concern for me :P I find the front row of the circle good, however it's possible the barrier itself may be too low for a six year old to see over. I think a better bet might be to go with an aisle seat in one of the side sections of the stalls (so she'd be looking slightly at an angle, but up the aisle itself as opposed to over/between peoples heads).

It would probably be a good idea to ring the theatre directly though and they'd be able to advise.

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