Broadway Theatre seating chart, Broadway, New York

Orchestra

• 887 seats
• Rows A-Y
  
  
  
• The Orchestra is the section closest to the stage. It is split across Left, Right, and Center subsections.
• The section is sometimes modified into a section called the "Floor," which accommodates people in 300 standing spots, 110 floor-side seats, and 20 VIP lounge seats.
• The Orchestra has premium seating in the middle rows of the Center, but it also offers great views at affordable rates along the sides and in the rear.
• Wheelchair-accessible, companion, and transfer seating is available in this step-free section.

Front Mezzanine

• 252 seats
• Rows A-F

• The Front Mezzanine is a raked, elevated section behind the Orchestra, which it overhangs.
• The section is split across four subsections: two in the Center and one each on the Left and Right.
• The section offers clear views of the stage, particularly from the front few rows in the Center sections.
• The front row tends to have some of the best views, despite a minor obstruction from the security railing in front.
• There are no accessible seats or accessible ways to reach this section.

Rear Mezzanine

• 322 seats
• Rows A-J

• The Rear Mezzanine is the furthest from the stage, sitting high up in the auditorium.
• It is split across four subsections, just like the Front Mezzanine.
• The distance and height, paired with a steep rake, make sitting in this section less preferable for smaller, intimate shows. But the vantage point is perfect for large ensembles, musicals, and productions with stage-wide scenes and props.
• Seats in this section are often much cheaper than in other sections. Go for seats in the front and Center for better views.
• There is no accessible seating in this section.