TicketHold | Moore Theatre - WA Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Ultimate Guide to the Best Seats at Seattle’s Historic Moore Theatre

Opened in 1907, the Moore Theatre is Seattle’s oldest operating theater, blending historic charm with modern performances. Known for its intimate atmosphere and stunning architecture, it hosts concerts, comedy shows, and Broadway productions. Understanding its seating chart ensures you get the best experience for your event.

Seating Chart Overview

• Orchestra (Floor): Closest to the stage, offering unbeatable views. Front rows (A-F) are ideal for immersive experiences, but rear rows may have slight elevation issues.
• Mezzanine: Elevated for a broader perspective. Center sections (Rows A-C) provide clear sightlines, while side sections may have angled views.
• Balcony: Budget-friendly with a bird’s-eye view. Front balcony (Rows A-B) is great, but rear rows (D-E) feel distant. Limited legroom.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Concerts: Orchestra center (Rows G-K) balances sound and visibility.
• Comedy/Theater: Mezzanine front (Rows A-B) for a full-stage view.
• Budget Picks: Balcony front rows still offer great acoustics.

Seat Views & Obstructions

Orchestra side seats may have slight stage obstructions (e.g., speakers). Balcony’s steep incline ensures clear views, but avoid extreme sides. Mezzanine’s mid-level elevation minimizes obstructions.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Boxes: Private seating with premium sightlines (limited availability).
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible seating in Orchestra rear and Mezzanine. Assistive listening devices available.

Pro Tips

• For tall guests, Orchestra aisles or Mezzanine offer more legroom.
• Check the theater’s event-specific seating map for unique configurations.
• Arrive early to explore the venue’s historic decor.