TicketHold | Longacre Theatre Seating Chart Guide – Best Seats & Views

Your Ultimate Guide to the Longacre Theatre Seating Experience

The historic Longacre Theatre, a Broadway gem since 1913, offers an intimate yet vibrant setting for plays and musicals. With just 1,077 seats, its seating chart ensures most attendees enjoy excellent sightlines, but choosing the right section can elevate your experience. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect:

Seating Chart Overview

• Orchestra: Closest to the stage, with center seats (Rows D–H) offering unobstructed views. Side sections (e.g., Right/Left Orchestra) may have slight angle limitations.
• Front Mezzanine: Elevated but steeply raked, providing a full-stage perspective—ideal for intricate choreography. Rows A–C are prime.
• Rear Mezzanine: Budget-friendly with good visibility, though distant for facial expressions. Avoid extreme sides to minimize obstructions.

Best Seats by Preference

• Immersive Experience: Orchestra Center, Rows E–G (balanced sound and proximity).
• Budget-Conscious: Front Mezzanine sides (90% view at 60% cost).
• VIP/Luxury: Box Seats (private, though some have partial obstructions) or premium Orchestra rows with lounge access.

Accessibility & Tips

• Wheelchair-accessible seating in Orchestra Rear and Mezzanine.
• For tall patrons, Mezzanine legroom is tighter than Orchestra.
• Use virtual view tools (like TicketHold’s 3D map) to preview sightlines.

Whether you prioritize proximity, affordability, or comfort, the Longacre’s layout caters to all. Book early for popular shows—its intimacy means even "last-minute" seats sell fast!