Longboat Hall At The Great Hall | Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Introduction to Longboat Hall

Longboat Hall, located within Toronto’s historic Great Hall, is an intimate 500-capacity venue known for its stellar acoustics and vibrant atmosphere. A favorite for live music, comedy, and cultural events, its layout ensures an immersive experience from every angle.

Seating Chart Overview

General Admission (Floor): Standing room near the stage—ideal for energetic crowds but lacks seating.

Balcony (Reserved Seating): Elevated tier with bench seating, offering unobstructed sightlines but limited legroom.

Side Sections: Slightly angled views; some seats may have partial obstructions like pillars.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Concerts: Front-center floor or middle balcony for balanced sound and visibility.
• Comedy/Theater: Balcony rows 1–3 for a direct, elevated view.

Seat Views & Obstructions

Floor spots near the stage feel immersive but may strain necks for taller performers. Balcony seats provide a panoramic view, though rear rows feel distant. Pillars near side sections occasionally block sightlines—check venue maps before booking.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP: Limited front-row balcony seats sometimes include drink service.
• Accessibility: Designated floor-area seating and elevator access to the balcony.

Tips for Choosing Seats

• Budget-friendly: Side balcony seats still offer great acoustics.
• Premium experience: Aim for center-floor or front balcony.
• Check venue photos on TicketHold for seat-specific views.