Lyceum Theatre seating chart, Broadway, New York

Orchestra

• 409 seats
• Rows AA-O
  
  
  
• The Orchestra is a mildly raked section closest to the stage. It is split into Left, Right, and Center.
• Seats closer to the stage offer stunning views at premium rates. Seats to the sides and the rear are often cheaper while still giving you great views.
• Row O of the section has step-free access. The row also has wheelchair-accessible and companion seats.
• Row L and back have transfer seats along the aisles.
• The section is accessible via a step-free entrance on 149 West 45th Street.

Mezzanine

• 291 seats
• Rows A-J

• The Mezzanine is raked and elevated. It sits behind the Orchestra, overhanging it at the last few rows.
• The section offers some good sweeping views of the stage and is a great choice for seating if you're watching a larger production.
• The Center seats of the first few rows offer the best views from this section. Seats on the sides and down the Center offer some decent views at more affordable, and the rear rows have some of the cheapest seats in the house.
• There are no wheelchair-accessible seats in this section. It is also not reachable via lift and can only be reached via steps equipped with handrails.
• The rear part of this section does have transfer seats with folding armrests.
• The section is only accessible via stairs.

Balcony

• 210 seats
• Rows A-G

• The Balcony is a raked section that sits above the Mezzanine, which it overhangs considerably.
• This section is a great spot to sit if you're on a budget and want to view the entire performance without missing the action happening on the sides or back.
• Seats in the front rows offer much better views while the seats in the back rows are some of the cheapest in the house.
• This section is not accessible. There is no traveling platform or lift, and patrons would have to climb up or down stairs when exploring this section.