Suite Vs The Key on Voyager - Reserved Theater Seats

[brownc424]

I booked an owner's suite, my friend is in a balcony. He paid for the Key, does anyone know if the reserved seats are the same section? If not does anyone have any suggestions for the best way to coordinate theater seats? Thanks!

[Biker19]

58 minutes ago, brownc424 said:

He paid for the Key, does anyone know if the reserved seats are the same section?

Yes, suites, Key and D+/Pins all in the upper tier of the theater.

[island lady]

16 hours ago, Biker19 said:

Yes, suites, Key and D+/Pins all in the upper tier of the theater.

 

Which...IMHO...is not always the best viewing seats. 

[HappyTexan44]

@island lady  That brings up a question, what are the best seats?   Front and center?

[island lady]

16 minutes ago, HappyTexan44 said:

@island lady  That brings up a question, what are the best seats?   Front and center?

 

We prefer approx. 8-10 rows back, and indeed center.  As center as possible, which leaves less toes to be stepped on with pax moving across you from either end.  😉 

 

But that is all subject to personal choice of course.  

[cruiseguy1016]

On our last 3 or 4 cruises, the reserved seating has been almost empty. We like the location of the seats. We don't book suites, we don't purchase the key and we are "only" Diamond so we don't have access to the reserved seats. We wait until 5 minutes before showtime when they open those seats up to "regular" people.

[DaKahuna]

We like these seats and try and get first row as close to the center of the row as possible. 

 

 

[George C]

Really easy to get good seats for most shows on voyager class, only one that is crowded is ice show , we always book grand suites and those reserved seats are really good. Ice show is repeated a few times.