TicketHold | The Fisher Center for the Performing Arts Seating Guide – Best Seats & Views

Your Ultimate Guide to Navigating the Fisher Center’s Seating Chart

The Fisher Center for the Performing Arts is a premier venue renowned for its world-class acoustics and elegant design. Whether you're attending a symphony, Broadway show, or ballet, understanding the seating chart ensures an unforgettable experience. Here’s a breakdown of the best seats, views, and tips for every budget.

Seating Chart Overview

• Orchestra Section (Floor Level): Closest to the stage, offering pristine sound and unobstructed views. Front rows (A–D) are ideal for immersive performances, while mid-orchestra (E–J) balances proximity and elevation.
• Mezzanine (First Tier): Elevated for a panoramic view, perfect for visual-heavy shows like ballet. Rows A–C provide a steep angle, minimizing obstructions.
• Balcony (Upper Tier): Budget-friendly with a bird’s-eye view. Avoid side balconies for dance performances due to skewed sightlines.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Concerts: Center orchestra (rows E–H) for balanced acoustics.
• Theater: Front mezzanine for full-stage visibility.
• Dance: Orchestra center (rows C–F) to catch intricate footwork.

Seat Views & Obstructions

Side orchestra seats may have slight stage obstructions (e.g., pillars), while rear balcony seats feel distant for intimate performances. Mezzanine center offers the best compromise between height and proximity.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Boxes: Private, cushioned seating with premium sightlines and lounge access.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible spots in orchestra rear and mezzanine, with companion seating.

Pro Tips

• Use 3D seat maps on TicketHold to preview your view.
• For acoustics, prioritize center sections over front rows.
• Check for last-minute upgrades to VIP seats.