Minskoff Theatre seating chart

Orchestra

• 1,100 seats
• Rows A-ZZZ

• The Orchestra section is divided into Left, Center, and Right. Center Orchestra offers the most seating, while the Left and Right sections are narrower. Keep in mind that the widest part of the Orchestra is 46 seats across.
• For an unobstructed view of the stage, prioritize Center Orchestra seats between rows C and M. The gentle incline in these rows ensures a clear sightline, and they're furthest away from the Mezzanine overhang that begins after row P on the sides.
• The Orchestra section is the most expensive, with premium pricing for the best seats in the Center Orchestra. As you move towards the back and sides (especially behind row P), your view may be partially obstructed by the Mezzanine or offer a more angled perspective of the stage.
• Wheelchair seating is available in the step-free back rows of the Orchestra, with scattered transfer seating throughout the section.

Mezzanine

• 500 seats
• Rows BB-L

• The Mezzanine offers elevated views over the Orchestra with a steep rake ensuring clear sightlines even over patrons in front. Seats are spread across a large Center section flanked by smaller Left and Right Mezzanine sections with private Boxes.
• For an unbeatable panoramic experience, snag the front row of the Center Mezzanine. These premium seats boast excellent sightlines for the entire stage. While the Left and Right Mezzanine offer a more side-on view, the steep rake ensures decent visibility.
• Generally less expensive than the Orchestra, with premium pricing for the best views in the Center Mezzanine front row. Expect more budget-friendly options further back and to the sides.
• Designated wheelchair seating is available in the Left and Right Boxes, with transfer seats scattered throughout the front half of the Mezzanine.

Best views of the stage

• Center Orchestra: Any seats in rows D to K.
• Center Mezzanine: Rows A to D.