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The theater has approximately 804 seats, split between the Orchestra and Mezzanine levels, with center, left, and right blocks. The Mezzanine is raked for clear sightlines.
Most seats offer solid visibility due to the theatre’s compact design. Orchestra center and front Mezzanine seats are best for unobstructed views. Extreme sides or rear Mezzanine may have slightly limited angles.
The best seats are in the front rows of the Center Orchestra and rows A and B of the Front Mezzanine for optimal views of the stage.
The Orchestra section of the John Golden Theater is entirely step-free and includes wheelchair spaces in rows E and O, along with five transfer seats with folding armrests in rows K, L, and O.
Seats in the back half and sides of the Orchestra offer good value, benefiting from the theater’s intimate size. Rows C and D in the Front Mezzanine and the Rear Mezzanine also provide reasonably priced options with decent views.
Guests should arrive early, silence electronic devices, and avoid photography or video recording during performances. Large bags, outside food, and disruptive behavior are not permitted. All guests must have a valid ticket, regardless of age.
Yes, popular nearby restaurants include Becco, Joe Allen, Carmine’s, and Junior’s, all within walking distance in the Theatre District.
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