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MessierIsGod · 12-09-2012, 08:09 AM

Legroom in the renovated MSG in general (IMO) is worse. I sat in 112 row 17 (2 seats from aisle to 113) for a knick game recently and every time someone walks through, they knock the cup off of the cupholder spilling the drink. I sat in 105 for rangers last season and it was tight. I walked through the Upper Bowl at the knick game and thought the sightlines were really good. Legroom however was about the same or worse. Even in the Gallery front row, I didn't' think the legroom seem alll that much. The TVs can also distract as they are literally directly in front of some seats. The glass was also a bit higher than what I would like. In 223, the Gallery glass is much higher because it's the press area. It may interfere with some lower rows - just a maybe.

12-09-2012, 08:09 AM	#103
MessierIsGod Registered User Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 441 vCash: 500	Legroom in the renovated MSG in general (IMO) is worse. I sat in 112 row 17 (2 seats from aisle to 113) for a knick game recently and every time someone walks through, they knock the cup off of the cupholder spilling the drink. I sat in 105 for rangers last season and it was tight. I walked through the Upper Bowl at the knick game and thought the sightlines were really good. Legroom however was about the same or worse. Even in the Gallery front row, I didn't' think the legroom seem alll that much. The TVs can also distract as they are literally directly in front of some seats. The glass was also a bit higher than what I would like. In 223, the Gallery glass is much higher because it's the press area. It may interfere with some lower rows - just a maybe.