With the capacity to seat over 6000 people, Radio City Music Hall is the largest indoor theater in the world. Opened in 1932, it is celebrated for its stunning Art Deco architecture and is best known for hosting the legendary Rockettes and their precision dance routines, especially during the annual Christmas Spectacular.
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The best seats at Radio City Music Hall vary by show. Typically, the center Orchestra's first 8-10 rows, most of the Pit, and the front center rows of the First Mezzanine offer great views. However, for shows like the Christmas Spectacular, it's better to avoid the first 13 rows.
Radio City Music Hall has three broad sections — Pit, Orchestra, and the three-tiered Mezzanine level.
The Radio City Music Hall usually seats 5,960 people but the number may become more than 6000 for certain special shows.
Accessible rows of seating for patrons using wheelchairs are available at the top of most sections within Radio City Music Hall, but the Orchestra section has the most number. Apart from that, the venue is very well connected by elevators to all levels.
Middle rows and corner sections of both the Orchestra and the Mezzanine.
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