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Value for money seats
- Orchestra: The middle rows of the Center Orchestra provide a decent view for a mid-range price.
- Front Mezzanine: The Center Front Mezzanine (rows C & D) offers a good elevated view at a more affordable price than the front rows.
- Rear Mezzanine: The Rear Mezzanine (rows B & C) boasts the most budget-friendly option with a decent view, but remember these seats are farthest from the stage.
Best views of the stage
- Orchestra: For the absolute best view, look for seats in the Center Orchestra from rows D to J. These seats offer the perfect combination of seeing details and having a comprehensive view of the entire stage.
- Front Mezzanine: If you prefer a slightly elevated perspective and are willing to sacrifice some detail, the Center Front Mezzanine's front rows (A & B) are another great option.
- Rear Mezzanine: The first few rows of the left, right and center sections offer great views of the stage.
Sections available in Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
Orchestra
- 860 seats
- Rows A-ZZ
- The Orchestra is divided into left, center, and right sections, offering a wide view (36 seats) and good legroom (except aisle seats).
- While most seats provide clear views, those on the far sides and past row W (due to the Mezzanine overhang) might have slight obstructions.
- The best overall experience is in Center Orchestra, rows D-J. These seats offer a perfect balance of detail and comprehensive view.
- The entire Orchestra section is accessible with step-free access, wheelchair spaces, and aisle transfer seats.
Front Mezzanine
- 170 seats
- Rows A-E
- The Front Mezzanine offers a clear view for all thanks to its smaller size and lack of overhang. Center seats (C & D) are a good value, while the best overall view comes from rows A & B (though a bar might block some of the stage in row A).
- Legroom is best in aisle seats but beware of restricted views on the far sides. Keep in mind limited mobility access due to stairs.
Rear Mezzanine
- 460 seats
- Rows A-N
- The Rear Mezzanine offers the most budget-friendly option. While the view isn't as detailed as closer sections, rows B & C provide good value with clear sightlines.
- Further back, the view remains decent due to the seat incline, but the experience is less immersive. Side seats have limited views due to the angle.
- This section has no wheelchair access and is stairs-only. Expect tighter legroom except for aisle seats, which have some view limitations on the edges.
Accessible seating in Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
- Orchestra: This section offers the best accessibility features at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. It's entirely step-free for easy access. Five designated wheelchair spaces are available in the Orchestra, each with a companion seat for an accompanying person. Additionally, there are 12 aisle transfer seats scattered throughout the Orchestra section. These seats have removable armrests to assist patrons who have mobility limitations but can transfer to a standard theatre seat.
- Front Mezzanine: While the Front Mezzanine offers a good view, it's important to note accessibility limitations. This section is located one level above the Orchestra and is accessible by stairs only. There are no elevators or escalators leading to the Front Mezzanine. Three aisle transfer seats are available within the Front Mezzanine section.
- Rear Mezzanine: Similar to the Front Mezzanine, the Rear Mezzanine is located one level above the Orchestra and is accessible by stairs only. There's no elevator access. The Rear Mezzanine does not have any designated wheelchair spaces or aisle transfer seats.
Frequently asked questions about Lunt-Fontanne Theatre seating chart
Where are the best seats in Lunt-Fontanne Theatre?
For the absolute best view at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, look for seats in the Center Orchestra from rows D to J. These seats offer the perfect combination of seeing details and having a comprehensive view of the entire stage. If you prefer a slightly elevated perspective and are willing to sacrifice some detail, the Center Front Mezzanine's front rows (A & B) are another great option. Keep in mind there's a bar in front of row A that might block a small portion of the stage.
How many sections does Lunt-Fontanne Theatre have?
Lunt-Fontanne Theatre is divided into three sections- Orchestra, Front Mezzanine and Rear Mezzanine.
What is the seating capacity of Lunt-Fontanne Theatre?
The Lunt-Fontanne Theatre has a seating capacity of 1,505 seats.
Which section of Lunt-Fontanne Theatre has wheelchair accessibility?
The Orchestra section of the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre is accessible with 5 wheelchair spaces.
Which seats in Lunt-Fontanne Theatre provide value for money?
For a slightly elevated perspective at a more affordable price, snag seats in rows C and D of the Center Front Mezzanine. The middle rows of the Center Orchestra are another good choice, offering a decent view for a mid-range price. Finally, if budget is your top concern, rows B and C of the Rear Mezzanine offer the most budget-friendly option.
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