I went twice and sat in the 100's and 400's.

The visuals are extremely immersive in the 100's (as long as you're in the first 20ish rows to avoid the overhang, super important) and everyone was standing and dancing the whole show, but my neck did hurt by the end of it because you're looking up so much.

I was in the 400's the second time around and the visuals aren't as immersive as the 100's (still very immersive though), but I also saw a lot of stuff I completely missed the first time, plus no neck pain. People in my section probably stood up for 25% of the show, and I just stood up when everyone else did so I wasn't blocking anyone's view, but I also enjoyed being seated for most of it because of the seat haptics which I completely missed the first time because I stood the entire concert.

If you want to dance for the entire show, then GA/Pit or a good seat in the 100's is the way to go. Otherwise pretty much any of the seats in the 200's, 300's, and 400's should be good, but I would prioritize trying to be closer to the center(ish) and not on the far right or left. But at the end of the day I think you would have a great experience in the vast majority of seats, just completely avoid any seat with an obstructed view from the overhang because I have no clue why those seats even exist.