TicketHold | Boston Symphony Hall Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Discover the Best Seats at Boston Symphony Hall

Boston Symphony Hall, a National Historic Landmark, is renowned for its world-class acoustics and elegant architecture. Home to the Boston Symphony Orchestra, this venue offers a variety of seating options, each with unique advantages. Whether you're attending a classical concert, jazz performance, or special event, choosing the right seat enhances your experience.

Seating Chart Overview

• Orchestra: Prime acoustics and close-up views, but higher prices. Rows A–D offer intimacy, while mid-orchestra (Rows E–M) balances sound and sightlines.
• First Balcony: Ideal for sound purists, with elevated views and fewer obstructions. Center sections (B1–B3) are top-tier for classical performances.
• Second Balcony: Budget-friendly with good acoustics, but steep angles may affect sightlines for shorter attendees.
• Loge & Box Seats: Unique side views, though some seats may have partial obstructions (e.g., pillars).

Best Seat Views

• Orchestra Center (Rows E–H): Unmatched clarity for both sound and stage visibility.
• First Balcony Front (Rows 1–3): Panoramic views and immersive acoustics.
• Avoid: Extreme side boxes or rear balcony seats with limited sightlines.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Boxes: Private seating with premium amenities, ideal for small groups.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible seating in Orchestra and Balcony, with companion seats.

Pro Tips

For classical concerts, prioritize acoustics (First Balcony). For visuals, choose mid-Orchestra. Use the venue’s 3D seating tool to preview views before booking.