Cirque & Dreams Steam - seating types?

[stitchcreek]

Can anyone explain to me the different seating types? Banquet and Floor?

 

 

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[Junes]

Banquet is right up next to the stage- floor is further back. I don't think there's a bad seat, but we enjoyed being up close. That being said- you will be sitting quite close to your dining companions if you sit in the banquet seating. And you may not know them in advance. We loved the show and wish they had it on the Escape. 

[stitchcreek]

33 minutes ago, Junes said:

Banquet is right up next to the stage- floor is further back. I don't think there's a bad seat, but we enjoyed being up close. That being said- you will be sitting quite close to your dining companions if you sit in the banquet seating. And you may not know them in advance. We loved the show and wish they had it on the Escape. 

Is this the right way round, as floor is more expensive than banquet?

[BirdTravels]

NEVER get the cheap seats. Those are the booths at the back of the show room. You won’t see the aerial acts (except on tiny tv monitors). 

 

A member of yoir grouo needs to get in line at least 1 hour before show time. All members of your part need to be in line 30 minutes before show time when the doors open and service begins. 

 

The hostess will seat you. Front to back in the theater. You don’t get to choose. Show up late and you will be at the back of the theater. 

 

Haven guests are seated first through a crew elevator. So even if you were really early and were first in line, you won’t get the best seats. 

 

If if you have young kids, show up even earlier so they can actually see something and not just the back of people’s heads.