Disney On Ice seating

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Planning to go to Disney On Ice with a 3 year old. There are seats available in the front row rinkside but have worries about being too close for the little one to see all the full stage production. The next seats available are about 7 rows back in the first tiered section. Worry with this is having too many opportunities for tall people being in front. Also worried that it won't hold my daughters attention long if she is too far back that she can't see that it's real people.
Tickets are expensive so don't want to make a bad call.
Does anybody have any advice?

When I went to one a few years back, we had seats in the front row, and I found the lights (which were sort of round the perimeter of the rink) blinding, and big so they partially blocked our view.
That's just my experience. I think back a bit but tiered would be my choice with a little one - hopefully most of the audience will be adult + child so you should be able to swap with her if she is behind an adult.

From my memory it is pretty much non stop action so should hold her attention.

We were sat in the second tier i think and our view was fine.

Brill thanks for your replies!

I have sat 1st and 3rd row ringside. If the rink side are near a corner it's fantastic as they often stand on the corners for a song etc and you are really close to them.

Have also sat L1 and good views.

These were all o2.

@Toomanycats99 thanks for the advice about the corner! Now you've said that, looking at the advert, I can see a couple of times where they're using that bit! Would never have thought to go near the corner

I didn't know when I booked it! You want the ones away from the end they come out so the end there the seats go across the short side. (The end they come out has no seating)