- 668 seats
Rows A-T
- The Orchestra is the largest seating area and provides close proximity to the stage. It is divided into Left, Center, and Right sections with aisles in between, there are also six elevated Boxes on each side.
- The Mezzanine overhang begins at Orchestra row L, minimally affecting views beyond. For the best and priciest seats, opt for the front rows of the Center Orchestra (A-D), offering detailed and intimate views without discomfort from the stage height.
- Aisle seats offer better legroom but note that views become more restricted at the far sides and back corners of the Left and Right Orchestra sections. Prices are adjusted accordingly, with the cheapest seats located in these areas.
- For accessibility, there are four wheelchair and six transfer seats spread across all sections, each with adjacent companion seats. The Orchestra at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre is fully step-free for all patrons.
Eugene O'Neill Theatre is a historical live entertainment venue, a mainstay of Broadway since 1925, designed by Herbert J. Krapp. This seating chart is designed to help you make the most of your experience and find the best seats.
Eugene O'Neill Theatre seating chart
Sections available in Eugene O'Neill Theatre
- Orchestra: Wheelchair spaces, totalling around four per show, are conveniently situated in row R, with up to three companion seats available for each booking. Additionally, approximately six transfer seats are strategically placed throughout the Orchestra, located across rows F to R. It's worth noting that some of these seats may have partial views, primarily situated on the far sides of the auditorium.
- Mezzanine: Mezzanine requires ascending 25 steps to access. Within the section, each row entails an additional two steps either up or down, complemented by handrails for support. Unfortunately, this section does not offer accessible seating options, making it unsuitable for patrons with significant mobility limitations.
Frequently asked questions about Eugene O'Neill Theatre seating chart
For a close-up view, aim for Center Orchestra (A-D). If you prefer a broader perspective, row A in Center Mezzanine offers a fantastic, elevated view. Remember, the Mezzanine requires stairs.
Eugene O'Neill Theatre is playing The Book of Mormon.
Wheelchair accessibility is available in the Orchestra section of the Eugene O'Neill Theatre.
Try Center Orchestra (H-N) for a decent view at a lower cost. In the Mezzanine, the middle & back rows offer a good overhead view on a budget, but remember the Mezzanine requires stairs.
There is no formal dress code. Most patrons opt for smart casual attire, but jeans, comfortable shoes, and weather-appropriate clothing are perfectly acceptable.
Eugene O’Neill’s most acclaimed works include Long Day’s Journey Into Night, The Iceman Cometh, A Moon for the Misbegotten, Mourning Becomes Electra, and Beyond the Horizon.
Yes, the theatre has bars on both levels serving beverages. Drinks may be brought into the theatre in approved cups.
