Al Hirschfeld seating chart, Broadway, New York

Value for money seats

• Orchestra (Rows F-O): Enjoy a great view of the stage at an attractive price point. These seats offer a cost-effective way to experience the show from the Orchestra section.
• Mezzanine (Sections D & E, Odd & Even): Get a clear view of the stage without breaking the bank. These mid-tier seats in the Mezzanine provide excellent value.

Best views of the stage

• Orchestra: Seats 101-114 in rows A-C offer a premium experience right up close to the orchestra pit.
• Mezzanine: The front rows of the Center Mezzanine are considered the prime seating in the Al Hirschfeld Theatre. These seats provide an unobstructed, close-up view of the entire stage.

Orchestra

• 743 seats
• Rows C-W

• The Al Hirschfeld Theatre's Orchestra offers the closest view of the stage, split into left, center, and right sections. The best (and priciest) seats are in the Center Orchestra's front rows, ideal for detailed viewing.
• Opt for rows C-D for a good balance of proximity and cost. Legroom favours aisle seats, but be aware of restricted side views in far Left/Right sections and back corners, reflected in ticket pricing.

Mezzanine

• 666 seats
• Rows A-T

• The Mezzanine at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre offers decent stage views, except for the very last rows and sides.
• While slightly cramped at times, the Center Mezzanine (rows A & B) offers panoramic views, justifying its higher price compared to the side sections.
• This section lacks wheelchair accessibility due to stairs and incline. Ticket prices are generally lower here, with the cheapest seats at the back and sides.