TicketHold | Old Dutch Church Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Historic Venue, Unforgettable Views

The Old Dutch Church, a National Historic Landmark, blends 17th-century charm with modern acoustics, offering intimate concerts, lectures, and cultural events. Its unique layout ensures every seat feels close to the action, but choosing the right section enhances your experience.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Front Pew Sections (A-B): Unmatched proximity for performances but limited legroom. Ideal for acoustic shows.
• Center Balcony: Elevated views with perfect sightlines, though stairs may challenge mobility-limited guests.
• Side Galleries: Budget-friendly with slight side angles—avoid far ends for obstructed views.
• Rear Pews: Affordable but distant; best for immersive sound over visuals.

Best Seats by Event Type

Concerts: Front pews or center balcony for direct sightlines. Lectures: Mid-center pews for balanced audio. VIP Access: Reserved front-row seats with meet-and-greet perks.

Seat View Tips

• Columns in side galleries may block sightlines—check interactive maps before booking.
• Balcony seats offer panoramic views but lack wheelchair access (ground floor only).

Accessibility & Luxury

Wheelchair-accessible pews are available upfront. No traditional suites, but donor boxes offer semi-private seating. Early booking recommended for premium spots.