New World Stages Stage 3 seating chart, Broadway, New York

Orchestra

• 390 seats
• Rows A-Q
  
  
  
• The Orchestra is a large, ground-level section. It has a very mild rake.
• The Mezzanine overhangs the Orchestra at Row K, which restricts the sightlines of the rear Orchestra rows.
• The front to middle rows have the best views of the stage, particularly toward the middle.
• Seats toward the ends of the rows and in the rear generally cost less.
• The section can be reached via a step-free main entrance and escalators and elevators.
• The section offers ADA-compliant accessibility, including wheelchair-accessible seating and step-free access.
• All restrooms on this level are wheelchair-accessible.
  

Mezzanine

• 109 seats
• Rows A-D

• The Mezzanine is an elevated and raked section. It overhangs the Orchestra at Row K, so unlike most Mezzanines, it sits close enough to the stage to have great views of the performances.
• Row A has the best view of the stage and is a great choice if you're looking for affordable seats with great views.
• Seats to the ends of the rows and in the rear also have decent views and often go for cheaper rates.
• The section is ADA-compliant with wheelchair-accessibility and designated seating. All restrooms on this level are wheelchair-accessible as well.