Longacre Theatre seating chart, Broadway, New York

Orchestra

• 501 seats
• Rows AA-Q
  
  
  
• The Orchestra section is closer to the stage and offers clear, unobstructed views and an immersive experience.
• The section is level with no rake or elevation.
• Seats too close to the stage might cause you to strain your neck to see and seats too far back might cause some sightline obstructions, Opt for middle-row seats for the best views.
• The section is step-free with wheelchair-accessible, companion, and transfer seats in the middle to rear rows.

Mezzanine

• 320 seats
• Rows A-J

• The Mezzanine is a raked and elevated section right behind and just above the Orchestra. It overhangs the latter by a few rows.
• This section isn't too far back in the auditorium so views from here are decent. Opt for seats in the front to middle rows for a balance between affordable seating and views worth your money.
• Rear seats have limited views of the stage but are quite affordable. Go for these if you're on a budget.
• The section has partial accessibility in the form of four transfer seats. These are only accessible via steps, however, as this level is not serviced by the elevator.

Balcony

• 248 seats
• Rows A-G

• The Balcony is raked, elevated, and overhangs the Mezzanine. It is quite high up, which can make some performances harder to see.
• The vantage point does work well for larger productions, such as ones with ensemble casts or extensive stage work.
• Seats in this section are very reasonably priced and are perfect for patrons on a budget. Opt for seats in the front row for the best experience in this section.
• There are two transfer seats in this section with companion seats beside them. These seats are accessible via the elevator that stops near the accessible restroom on the same floor. Do note, though, that this section has two steps per row and this makes it inaccessible for patrons in wheelchairs.