Marquis Theatre seating chart, Broadway, New York

Value for money seats

• Orchestra: Center Orchestra rows J and K offer great value, providing a good balance of price and proximity to the stage for detailed viewing.
• Mezzanine: The middle rows of the Center Mezzanine are well-priced and offer elevated sightlines due to the good rake. Additionally, the back rows of the Center Mezzanine provide an affordable option for those on a budget, despite being further from the stage.

Best views of the stage

• Orchestra: Rows BB-Q in the Center Orchestra offer premium views with an immersive experience close to the stage.
• Mezzanine: For those who prefer an elevated view, row A of the Center Mezzanine provides an excellent combination of detail and distance. Additionally, rows C-H in the Center Mezzanine offer comfortable views of the stage.

Orchestra

• 1052 seats
• Rows AA-Z
  
  
  
• Orchestra is the largest seating area with seats divided into Left, Right, and Center sections by stepped aisles. There are ten wheelchair and twelve transfer seats, with adjacent companion seats available. Note that transfer seats are not entirely step-free.
• The Mezzanine overhang starts at row M, causing a potential cut-off at the top of the stage for seats beyond this point. The best views are in the front rows of the Center Orchestra (C-H), where prices are highest.
• Seats further back feel more distant, and those on the far sides are the most restricted. Overall, the Orchestra offers comfortable seating with better legroom on the aisle. However, views at the far sides and back corners are more restricted, reflected in the pricing.

Mezzanine

• 586 seats
• Rows A-M

• The Mezzanine hangs above the Orchestra and is divided into Left, Right, and Center blocks. Rows stretch from A at the front to L at the rear, and the section is accessible by stairs only, with no accessible seating.
• The newer design offers comfortable seating, though legroom in the middle of rows can be tight. Views are generally good, though seats on the far sides and at the back are less desirable due to restricted angles and distance.
• The best seats are in the Center Mezzanine, particularly row A, which offers excellent elevated views. Prices decrease towards the back and corners.