The best seats are in rows C-G of the Orchestra. These give you clear, unobstructed views of the stage and offer an immersive experience for most performances being staged.
The Orchestra is step-free and has wheelchair-accessible, companion, and transfer seats. The other sections also have transfer and companion seats but are not step-free.
Seats in the rear of all sections are considerably cheaper for most performances. For a good balance between affordability and a view, try the front rows of the Mezzanine (A-C) of the Balcony (A-B).
The Longacre Theater, named after Times Square's original name, Longacre Square, opened in 1913 and stands as one of the oldest venues in the district, with both its facade and auditorium interiors designated as New York City landmarks. Initially a theater for musicals, it later served as a radio and TV studio before being restored to its theatrical roots in the 1950s by the Shubert Organization. Since then, it has hosted notable productions such as The Pleasure of His Company, The Ritz, and Children of a Lesser God. The Longacre Theater seating chart will help you find the best seats in the theater.
