Figure out what event you plan to attend. Make the appropriate arrangement with friends and family members who want to go with you on a jubilant excursion.
Go online to the venue's web site, check prices and seats for tickets. Do the best you can to grasp and understand the seating arrangements. Although it may look good on paper, try to imagine the sight line when you are sitting in the audience.
Consider calling the venue box office and talking to a live person who understands the house seating. If you get someone who is vague and seems to lack certainty, ask for the box office manager or someone who does know.
Locate the best area to for viewing, so an audience or fan has the best sight line.
Pay for the tickets the moment you know the tickets you want. If you wait and call back to reserve those tickets, they will most likely be gone. Get them while they are hot.
Contact everyone who is going with you to the event. Tell them about the reservation, and make sure they note it on their calendar and are confirmed to go.