Eugene O'Neill Theatre | The Book of Mormon Seating Guide & Best Ticket Deals

Expert Tips for Choosing the Best Seats at the Best Prices

As Broadway's most sought-after musical, The Book of Mormon at Eugene O'Neill Theatre offers an intimate experience where every seat has its advantages. Below is my expert breakdown of the best value tickets, sweet spots, and premium options to help you make an informed decision.

Best Value Tickets ($113-$130)

• Rear Mezzanine Rows J-L: These $113-$130 seats offer solid views of the entire stage. While slightly distant, the elevated angle ensures you won't miss any choreography. Best for budget-conscious viewers.
• Orchestra Rear Rows N-T: At $120-$128, these provide excellent value with clear sightlines to all stage action. Rows N-Q are particularly good for catching facial expressions.

Sweet Spot Seats ($127-$152)

• Front Mezzanine Rows D-F: ($127-$152) The theater's hidden gems - elevated enough for great perspective but close enough to feel immersed. Center sections D offer perfect balance of price/view.
• Orchestra Front Sides Rows M: ($142-$143) Slightly angled but remarkably close to the stage at mid-range prices. Excellent for seeing performers' nuances.

Higher Tier Options ($166-$229)

• Orchestra Center Rows Q-T: ($200-$228) Premium main floor seating with direct, unobstructed views. Row Q is the first price jump into premium orchestra.
• Front Mezzanine Center Rows B-D: ($211-$268) The best mezzanine seats, with Row B putting you at ideal eye-level with the stage.

Premium & Last-Minute Seats ($256+)

• Orchestra Center Rows L-M: ($256-$277) Ultimate "money is no object" seats - close enough to see every expression while taking in the full stage picture.
• Mezzanine Box Seats: ($515+) Exclusive experience with private space, though some have slightly obstructed views. Best for special occasions.

Key View Differences

• Orchestra Rear vs Front Mezzanine: Orchestra gets you closer to performers while mezzanine offers better perspective for large dance numbers.
• Center vs Side Seats: Center commands premium prices for perfect alignment, while sides (especially left) may miss some upstage right action.
• Row Height Matters: In mezzanine, rows A-C feel like private balcony boxes while rows D-F offer the best value balance.

My Top Recommendations

• Best Budget Pick: Rear Mezzanine Row J ($113) - surprisingly good views for the price
• Smart Splurge: Front Mezzanine Center Row D ($213) - perfect Broadway vantage point
• Premium Experience: Orchestra Center Row L ($256) - when you want to be in the heart of the action
• Group Tip: Orchestra Left Row N (4 tickets at $120 each) - great block of seats at reasonable price

Seating Chart Insight

Remember - this intimate theater (just 1,108 seats) means there are no truly bad seats. Even the lowest-priced tickets offer a memorable Broadway experience of this Tony Award-winning musical.