I noticed seats in the very front sell out first. I've never been and wondering what seats to purchase, if there is an advantage to sitting in the very front? Are the front seats better than the average theatres token front seats?

Usually middle sells last but when it's on your screen take note of the screen location. Top of the screen is front of the theater, bottom is back.

Typically, it's the seats in the front that sell last (sometimes from the diagram they look like they're the seats in the back). However, our front row is set back considerably as we provide the front area for hosts or speakers or entertainment, so it's not painful to watch from that row. I personally really prefer row two.

Personally I believe middle is great because you'll get better range of sounds versus being in the very front of the rear. It's also better to be in the middle and preferably the center seating so you have a more even view. In the seating preview if I recall the screen is at the bottom, so what you're seeing at the top is the rear most seating.

The middle or the back is best. But the up front seats aren't terrible as they're a good ways back from the screen.

Same. The middle or back is better. Unless you like to be looking up the whole movie.

I personally prefer a few seats back from the front sort of in the middle. I don't think that the front is any better. Just my opinion.

My opinion front is worse than middle and back