The Suncoast Showroom is one of the "classic" Las Vegas showrooms with tables seating 6 or 8 people 3 or 4 on each side. There are also a number of booths that seat 4 at the back of each Tier.
The showroom is sectioned into three Tiers. More expensive seats are in Tier I and the cheaper seats are in Tier 3. Since the showroom seats about 500 people, there really isn't a seat that's bad. There are some seats that are more uncomfortable. I generally go to the box office and buy a ticket for a seat that's at the railing of a Tier 3 table. That way, there is no one's head in front of me to inhibit my view.
Seating like this can be tight as the chairs are close together, but at most shows, the people around you move the chairs and all get to be a bit more comfortable.
The shows at the Suncoast tend to be entertainers who are older or who aren't as well known as some entertainers. I have seen 23 shows in this room over the years, and while I like theatre seating better, the Suncoast is close to home and offers a good mix of entertainment from gray hairs like me.