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Crossword clues for seating sections

AnswerClue
LOGESSeating sections
TIERSSeating sections
ROWSSeating sections
TIERSArena seating sections
LOGEOpera house seating section
LOGESeating section
AISLESeat section separator
LOGEConcert hall seating section
UPPERDECKNosebleed seats section
LOGEHigher-priced seating section
OPERABOXESElevated seating sections at 27-Across
LOGETheater seat section
LOGEPricey opera house seating section
LOGEBalcony seating section
LUXURYBOXExclusive seating section
TIERSConcert seating sections
PATIORestaurant seating section, maybe
COACHMain seating section in many a plane
TIERSeating section
TIERStadium seating section
AISLESeat-section divider
AISLESSeat-section dividers
TIERTheater-seat section
PARTERRERear seating section in a theater
INTHEAISLEBetween seating sections
LOGEPricey seating section
LOGESpecial seating section
REARMOSTLike nosebleed-section seats, usually
LOGEStadium seating section
LOGESSome seating sections
TIERSSections of seats
ROWSection of seats
PARTERREBack section of seats
ROWSLong sections of seats
TIERSection of seats
FOODCOURTMall section with seats
FIRSTCLASSFront section of airplane seats
LASTROWSection of the nosebleed seats
LOEWECamelot” composer nyt 2004 LOFAT For dieters, in ads nyt 2004 LOFT Barn section nyt 2004 LOFTY Magniloquent nyt 2004 LOG Account nyt 2004 LOG Camp seat nyt 2004 LOG Diary nyt 2004 LOG Keep a record of nyt 2004 LOGAN Boston airport nyt 2004 LOGAN Boston airport nyt 2004 LOGAN Boston's airport nyt 2004 LOGAN Josh ___, who directed and co-produced South Pacific"
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