Eugene O'Neill Theatre | The Book of Mormon Seating Guide & Best Value Tickets

Expert Tips for Choosing the Best Seats at Eugene O'Neill Theatre

As a historic Broadway theater with 1,108 seats, the Eugene O'Neill offers three main levels: Orchestra (main floor), Front Mezzanine (lower balcony), and Rear Mezzanine (upper balcony). For "The Book of Mormon," sightlines are generally good throughout, but some seats have partial obstructions. Here's our breakdown of the best options at every price point.

Best Value Tickets ($115-$143)

• Mezzanine Left/Right Rows L-J ($115-$141): Side mezzanine offers excellent value. Row L is last in front mezzanine but still provides clear views of the stage. Rows J in rear mezzanine are elevated enough to see over heads.
• Rear Orchestra Rows S-T ($142-$143): While far back, these center-rear orchestra seats maintain good sightlines to the full stage. Better for seeing choreography than facial expressions.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price) ($135-$163)

• Front Mezzanine Rows D-G ($135-$163): The goldilocks zone - close enough for details but elevated for perfect perspective on ensemble numbers. Center sections sell first, but side seats in Row D still offer 95% stage visibility.
• Orchestra Front Rows M ($156-$157): Mid-orchestra provides ideal viewing angle. Side sections slightly angled toward stage but no neck strain.

Higher Tier Options ($185-$229)

• Orchestra Center Rows Q-S ($185-$214): Premium central viewing with excellent proximity. Row Q puts you just behind the premium sections at significant savings.
• Mezzanine Center Row D ($229): The most coveted mezzanine seats - direct centerline with perfect elevation to take in the full stage picture.

Premium & Last-Minute Options ($244-$626)

• Orchestra Center Rows A-B ($277): True front-row experience. Row A may have slight upward viewing angle but unbeatable intimacy.
• VIP Mezzanine Boxes ($515-$535): Private box seating with extra legroom and dedicated service. Best for couples/small groups wanting exclusive experience.

View Considerations

• Orchestra: Rows A-J (front) see facial expressions best. Rows K-T may require glancing between heads during crowded scenes.
• Mezzanine: Front Mezzanine (Rows A-F) offers the ideal balance. Rear Mezzanine (Rows G-L) has more elevation but smaller sightlines.
• Side Sections: Left/Right seats in both orchestra and mezzanine have slight angled views but no major obstructions in this production.

Our Top Recommendations

• Best Budget Pick: Mezzanine Left Row L ($115) - Surprisingly good views for lowest price
• Smart Splurge: Orchestra Center Row Q ($214) - Center orchestra at 25% less than premium rows
• Premium Choice: Front Mezzanine Center Row D ($229) - The show's choreography shines from this vantage point

Special Notes for The Book of Mormon

This production uses the full stage depth with frequent upstage action. Mezzanine seats actually provide better visibility for some comic moments that play far upstage. The Eugene O'Neill's relatively intimate size means even rear mezzanine feels closer than most Broadway houses.