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The Winter Garden Theatre, leased by the Shubert Organization since 1911, is their longest-owned venue. Originally constructed in 1896 as the American Horse Exchange to cater to New York City's bustling horse and carriage trade, it transformed into a theatre. While it briefly operated as a movie theatre under Warner Brothers (1928-1933) and United Artists (1945) after renovations, it gained its prominence primarily as a home for musicals and revues.
1508 Seats
Wheelchair Accessible
Accessible Toilets
Washrooms
Air Conditioning
Assistive Listening System
Cloakroom
Bar
About Winter Garden Theatre
- The Winter Garden Theatre has a total capacity of 1,508 seats across two levels: the Orchestra and the Mezzanine. The seating chart is divided into several sections by aisles that run horizontally and vertically. The seats are numbered from left to right, and the rows are labelled alphabetically from front to back.
- The Orchestra is the closest level to the stage and has 1,001 seats. It is split into three sections: Left Orchestra, Center Orchestra, and Right Orchestra. The Left Orchestra has odd-numbered seats ranging from 1 to 39, the Center Orchestra has seats ranging from 101 to 120, and the Right Orchestra has even-numbered seats ranging from 2 to 40. The Orchestra has 22 rows in total, from A to V.
- The Mezzanine is the upper level of the theatre and has 507 seats. It is split into four sections: Left Mezzanine, Center Left Mezzanine, Center Right Mezzanine, and Right Mezzanine. The Left Mezzanine has odd-numbered seats ranging from 1 to 23, the centre-left Mezzanine has seats ranging from 101 to 139, the centre-right Mezzanine has seats ranging from 102 to 144, and the Right Mezzanine has even-numbered seats ranging from 2 to 46. The Mezzanine has 9 rows in total, from A to I
Know before you go
- Address: 1634 Broadway, New York, New York, 10019
- Subway: The Winter Garden Theatre is conveniently located near the 50th Street and 9th Avenue subway station, accessible via the 1 or 9 lines. Alternatively, other nearby subway stations include 7th Avenue, served by the D and E lines.
- Bus: The Winter Garden Theatre is easily accessible on foot from stops along the M7, M20, M50, and M104 bus routes.
Frequently asked questions about Winter Garden Theatre
How old is the Winter Garden Theatre in New York?
The Winter Garden Theatre is over 113 years old, having opened its doors in 1911.
When was the Winter Garden Theatre built?
The Winter Garden Theatre was built in 1911.
What is the address of the Winter Garden Theatre?
The address of the Winter Garden Theatre is 1634 Broadway, New York, New York, 10019.
What is the seating capacity of Winter Garden Theatre?
The seating capacity of the Winter Garden Theatre is 1,508.
Is there a dress code for Winter Garden Theatre?
The theatre has no specific dress code. Audiences are encouraged to wear comfortable and suitable attire for the occasion during all performances. Additionally, the theatre is air-conditioned in the summer months.