Granada Theater – Dallas Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Historic Venue, Intimate Vibes

The Granada Theater, a Dallas landmark since 1946, blends historic charm with modern acoustics. This 1,300-capacity venue offers an intimate concert experience, with no seat farther than 75 feet from the stage. Originally a movie palace, its Spanish Revival architecture creates unique sightlines.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Orchestra (Floor): Flat floor with standing room (GA) for energetic shows. First 10 rows offer unbeatable proximity but limited elevation.
• Balcony: Stepped seating with perfect sightlines. Center sections (Rows A-C) provide the best overhead views, while side sections may have slight angle limitations.
• Loge Boxes: Private 4-seat boxes flanking the balcony. Unique vantage points but some have partial obstructions from railings.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Concerts: Balcony center, rows B-E (optimal sound/visual balance)
• Comedy: Orchestra front-middle (eye-level with performers)
• Theatrical: Loge boxes (immersive atmosphere)

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Balcony: Reserved center seats with private bar access
• ADA: Wheelchair spaces in orchestra rear and balcony front with companion seating
• Obstruction Note: Avoid far side loge seats (sound booth may block sightlines)

Pro Tips

For tall patrons, balcony aisle seats offer legroom. Budget-conscious fans should target balcony rear—only 5 rows exist with surprisingly good views. Arrive early for GA floor spots near the soundboard (optimal audio mix position).