TicketHold | Orpheum Theatre - Boston Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Historic Venue, Unforgettable Experiences

The Orpheum Theatre in Boston, a historic gem since 1852, blends old-world charm with modern acoustics, hosting concerts, Broadway shows, and comedy acts. Its intimate setting (2,700 seats) ensures every event feels personal, but choosing the right seat is key to maximizing your experience.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Orchestra: Closest to the stage (Rows A–M). Center sections offer unobstructed views, but side sections may have slight angle distortions. Ideal for concerts and theater.
• Balcony: Elevated views (Rows A–D). Front balcony provides a full-stage panorama, while rear balcony seats feel distant—best for budget-conscious fans.
• Box Seats: Private but often obstructed by railings or pillars. Prioritize Boxes 1–4 for clearer sightlines.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Concerts: Orchestra Rows E–G (center) for balanced sound and visibility.
• Broadway: Front Balcony for full-stage views without neck strain.
• Comedy: Orchestra sides (Rows A–C) for proximity to performers.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Packages: Include premium Orchestra seats, lounge access, and meet-and-greets.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible seating in Orchestra rear and Balcony front. Assistive listening devices available.

Pro Tips

Avoid extreme side seats for theater. Check TicketHold’s interactive seat maps for real-time views. For budget tickets, Balcony A offers great value. Arrive early to navigate the venue’s narrow aisles.