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(More customer reviews)I thought this might be a more in depth guide but if you are web savvy then you don't need this. theater names have not been updated. I have seen the same theater layouts in phonebooks. Not worth the money. use ticketmaster if you need to see the seats because it is just as good and it is free
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This comprehensive guide to every major entertainment and sports venue in the Chicago/Milwaukee metropolitan area makes attending performing arts, dance, music and sports events incredibly easy and entertaining. The second volume in the Seats series places seating plans, theatre district maps, transportation, hotel, and seasonal festival information right at your fingertips. A full seating plan, colored-coded by price, is provided for each venue, along with all ticket ordering information. The book also includes insider tips on Chicago/Milwaukee theatres featuring Off-Beat Seats, Theatre Companies, Seats for Kids & Students, and Four Seasons of Free Seats. Whether you want to catch the opera at the Civic Opera House, some laughs at Second City, a performance at the historical Pabst Theater or the Cubs at Wrigley Field, Seats: Chicago is your guide to the best seats in the house! Also available: Seats: New York (00314598) Praise for Seats: New York: "Seats is a clear, informative and beautiful guide for those seeking the best seats in New York theatres and halls." - Richard Nelson, Tony Award-winning playwright "I know how important a good seat can be for the enjoyment of a classical performance. Concert hall seat selection is usually complicated and confusing, but Seats makes it easy." - Maestro Robert Craft, author and conductor, associate of Igor Stravinsky
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