TicketHold | Scala London Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Complete Guide to the Best Seats at Scala London

Scala London, a historic and intimate 1,145-capacity venue in King’s Cross, is renowned for its eclectic live music and club nights. Originally a 1920s cinema, its multi-tiered layout offers unique vantage points, making seat selection crucial for the best experience.

Scala London Seating Chart Breakdown

• Ground Floor (Standing): Unrestricted views close to the stage, ideal for energetic crowds—though taller attendees may obstruct sightlines.
• Balcony (Seated): Elevated, unobstructed views with comfortable seating. Front rows provide intimacy, while rear rows may feel distant for smaller acts.
• VIP Mezzanine: Exclusive access, premium sightlines, and private bar service. Best for comfort and a bird’s-eye perspective.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Concerts: Balcony front rows (AA–DD) for clear sightlines; ground floor for immersion.
• Club Nights: Ground floor for dancing; balcony edges for people-watching.
• Comedy Shows: Center balcony seats for optimal acoustics and visibility.

Seat View Tips & Obstructions

Avoid extreme balcony sides for skewed angles. Ground-floor pillars near the rear may block views—check venue maps before booking. Front-row balcony seats eliminate obstructions but lack legroom.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP: Mezzanine tickets include priority entry and premium sightlines.
• Accessibility: Dedicated wheelchair spaces on the ground floor with companion seating. Contact the venue ahead for assistance.

Pro Tips

• Arrive early for standing events to secure rail spots.
• Balcony seats suit shorter attendees or those preferring comfort.
• Use TicketHold’s interactive seat maps to compare views before purchasing.