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

Smart Seat Selection for The Book of Mormon at Eugene O'Neill Theatre

Discover the best seats for Broadway's smash hit "The Book of Mormon" at the intimate Eugene O'Neill Theatre. Our seating guide highlights value options, premium views, and hidden gems in this historic venue—with detailed notes on sightlines, legroom, and pricing tiers to help you choose the perfect tickets.

Best Value Tickets (Under $140)

• Mezzanine Left/Right Rows J-L ($116-$130): Excellent side-angle views with only slight obstruction of far-stage action. Row L is steeply angled for clear sightlines over heads.
• Mezzanine Left Row G ($135): Closer center-side position with minimal side view distortion—best value in front mezzanine.
• Orchestra Left Row T ($150): Rear orchestra but unobstructed, with perfect head-on view of the proscenium.

Sweet Spot Seats (Best Balance of Price & View)

• Mezzanine Rows D-F ($140-$152): Front mezzanine provides the ideal Broadway vantage point—elevated enough to see choreography patterns but close for facial expressions.
• Orchestra Center Row S ($173): Dead-center view in the golden triangle where sound converges perfectly.
• Mezzanine Center Front Row D ($187): The most coveted mezzanine seats—directly facing the stage with no rail obstruction.

Higher Tier Options (Premium Locations)

• Orchestra Center Rows Q-K ($198-$219): Mid-orchestra perfection with immersive sound and detailed view of actor expressions.
• Mezzanine Center Rows B-D ($229-$263): Unmatched overhead perspective ideal for appreciating the show's intricate choreography.

Premium/Last-Minute Splurges

• Orchestra Center Rows A-B ($277): Close enough to see sweat on the actors' brows—optimal for spotting subtle comedy timing.
• Front Mezzanine Box Seats ($515+): Exclusive semi-private boxes with plush seating and cocktail service (best for duos).

View Considerations by Section

• Orchestra Side Seats: Rows A-K may have slight view obstruction from the proscenium arch. Beyond Row L offers clean sightlines.
• Mezzanine Overhang: Last 5 rows of orchestra feel slightly enclosed by mezzanine above—better for sound than sightlines.
• Front Mezzanine Rail: First 2 rows have a chest-high rail—choose Row D+ if you prefer an unobstructed foot view.

Our Top Recommendations

• Budget-Conscious: Mezzanine Left Row L ($116) delivers surprising quality for the price.
• Best Overall Value: Mezzanine Right Row F ($140) combines great sightlines with mid-range pricing.
• Premium Experience: Orchestra Center Row K ($219) puts you in the heart of the action without front-row neck strain.

Pro Tips for Book of Mormon

This fast-paced musical benefits from seats with full stage visibility to catch all visual gags. Avoid extreme far sides where you might miss projections on the proscenium. The Eugene O'Neill's intimate size means even "cheap seats" offer good visibility compared to larger Broadway houses.