Morrison Center Seating Chart – Best Seats, Views & Tips

Your Guide to the Perfect Seat at Boise’s Premier Venue

The Morrison Center for the Performing Arts is Boise’s crown jewel, hosting Broadway shows, concerts, and cultural events. With 2,000 seats, its grand design ensures an intimate experience—but choosing the right spot is key. Here’s how to navigate its seating chart like a pro.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Orchestra (Floor): Rows A–P offer unbeatable proximity to performers, though front rows may require slight neck tilting for stage productions.
• Mezzanine (Tier 1): Elevated views (Rows AA–JJ) provide a balanced perspective—ideal for musicals and symphony performances.
• Balcony (Tier 2): Budget-friendly with solid sightlines, but avoid rear rows for obstructed views of upper-stage details.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Concerts: Center Orchestra (Rows E–L) for audio perfection.
• Broadway: Mezzanine Rows AA–DD—see choreography without missing facial expressions.
• Speeches/Lectures: Front Balcony—clear sightlines at a lower cost.

VIP & Accessibility

• Premium Boxes: Private seating with lounge access (great for groups).
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible spots in Orchestra Rear and Mezzanine, with companion seating.

Pro Tips

• Use the venue’s 3D virtual tour to preview sightlines.
• For tall guests, avoid Mezzanine front rows with tight legroom.
• Check for obstructed-view discounts—sometimes a minor pillar won’t ruin the experience.