TicketHold | Tybee Post Theater Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Complete Guide to the Best Seats at Tybee Post Theater

The historic Tybee Post Theater, a restored 1930s art deco gem on Georgia's coast, hosts concerts, films, and live performances. With just 200 seats, this intimate venue offers excellent sightlines, but strategic seat selection enhances your experience. Here’s how to navigate the seating chart:

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Orchestra Center (Rows A-D): Best for unobstructed views, especially rows C-D (optimal elevation). Avoid extreme sides for angled stage views.
• Orchestra Sides: Budget-friendly but with slightly tilted sightlines—ideal for solo performers.
• Balcony: Elevated perspective perfect for full-stage views during musicals, though front-row balcony seats may have a minor rail obstruction.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Concerts: Center orchestra, rows C-E (balanced acoustics).
• Theater Productions: Mid-balcony for full-stage depth.
• Films: Any center seat—no view differences.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Packages: First-row orchestra with meet-and-greet access.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair spaces in orchestra rear and balcony entry, with companion seating.

Pro Tips

• For tall guests, balcony legroom exceeds orchestra.
• Check the theater’s website for event-specific seating maps.
• Arrive early to explore the venue’s historic lobby.