Omg! Just went to the Phantom of the Opera in Atlanta at the FOX theater. We were in the extreme nose bleed section. I could not make out any of the performers faces, but there was no denying it was an incredible performance! The music was so powerful, I had to wipe my eyes several times. The performance was flawless. What I would not give to see that performance up close. I think I could die happy!

This show was so great, I had goosebumps. We bought our tickets at the TKTS booth and sat in the Orchestra section and loved every second, every minute. The acting AND the singing were spot on! The costumes and make-up were flawless! This was an experience that I advise ANYONE who has never seen this, you MUST go. There is a very GOOD reason this has been running for so long.....IT IS GREAT! The ushers and the people working at the theatre were so VERY helpful and kind. The theatre is beautiful! Thanks!

I was a chaperone for a high school choral group and Phantom was the musical my chaperone group went to see. The musical was everything we had expected and more. The group was in awe of such a magical performance. The seating was wonderful. I didn't think there was a bad seat in the house. I would definitely take my mother and anyone else to the musical. There is a great pizza type restaurant across the street that used to be a church of somesort. Phantom was phenomenal!

The show was amazing and couldn’t have been better. From the cast, the music, the sets, and performances, it was everything my 16 year old daughter dreamed it would be. Even braving subzero temps it was so worth the money and the watch. I would gladly see again with this wonderfully awesome cast.

Phantom of the Opera is a magnificent show with the theatre full, the two times I saw it on Broadway. How in heavens name was it cancelled. Too expensive to produce you say. Balderdash, if the show was always booked solid then the price structure could have been revised. Fools always ruin a good thing.

If you only see one Broadway show in your life, make it Phantom of the Opera. I’ve seen 47 Broadway shows and enjoyed all of them but this was by far the best ever.