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

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

This intimate Broadway theater (capacity: 1,108) offers excellent sightlines from most sections, but strategic seat selection is crucial for the best experience. Here's our expert breakdown of current ticket options for "The Book of Mormon" with price-to-value recommendations.

Best Value Tickets ($113-$135)

• Rear Mezzanine Rows J ($113-114): Surprisingly good elevated views of the full stage. Slight side angle enhances the comedic staging.
• Mezzanine Left/Right Rows J-L ($116-135): Diagonal views that actually benefit this production's choreography. Closer than rear mezzanine at minimal price jump.
• Orchestra Rear Rows S-T ($127-128): Back orchestra still feels close in this theater. Excellent for catching facial expressions during musical numbers.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price) ($142-$174)

• Front Mezzanine Rows D ($127-152): The gold standard for this show. Elevated but close with perfect sightlines to appreciate the intricate choreography.
• Orchestra Front Rows M ($142-143): Close enough to see spit-takes during comedic scenes. Side sections have minimal obstruction.
• Orchestra Center Rows S-T ($142-143): Straight-on views ideal for first-time viewers wanting the classic Broadway experience.

Higher Tier Options ($197-$277)

• Mezzanine Center Rows B-D ($197-263): Premium mezzanine seats with perfect head-on perspective. Best for viewers prioritizing staging over proximity.
• Orchestra Center Rows Q ($200): Mid-orchestra balance of proximity and perspective.
• Orchestra Center Rows A-B ($277): For those wanting to see every sweat droplet during energetic dance numbers.

View Considerations

• Mezzanine vs Orchestra: Mezzanine better for appreciating choreography patterns; Orchestra better for actor expressions.
• Side Sections: In this production, 30-degree side views actually enhance certain comedic moments.
• Front Rows: First 3 rows may require slight head tilting but offer unparalleled immersion.

Premium/Last-Minute Options ($515+)

• Front Mezzanine Box Seats ($515-535): Unique angled perspective with some legroom. Good for couples.
• Orchestra Premium Rows ($616+): Only recommended for die-hard fans wanting absolute proximity.

Our Top Recommendations

• Budget-Conscious: Rear Mezzanine Row J ($113) - 85% of the experience at 40% of premium prices
• Best Balance: Front Mezzanine Row D ($127-152) - The show's choreography shines here
• Splurge-Worthy: Orchestra Center Rows A-B ($277) - If you want to feel part of the action

Seating Chart Insights

The Eugene O'Neill's shallow mezzanine overhang means even rear orchestra seats have clear views. For "The Book of Mormon," we recommend prioritizing vertical position (rows) over horizontal position (center vs side) as the humor plays well at all angles.