Vivian Beaumont Theatre | "Floyd Collins" Seating Guide & Best Ticket Deals

Expert Tips for Choosing the Best Seats at Lincoln Center

The Vivian Beaumont Theatre's thrust stage offers intimate views from nearly every seat, but strategic selection can dramatically enhance your experience of "Floyd Collins." Below we break down the best value options, premium sections, and hidden gems in this unique Broadway venue.

Best Value Tickets (Under $100)

• Loge Left/Right Side Rows D-E ($83-$97): Surprisingly good sightlines at steep discounts. Row E is slightly elevated for better stage visibility over front orchestra seats.
• Sweet Spot: Loge Left Row D ($86) offers center-facing angles at 20% less than comparable center loge seats.
• Note: Left/Right sections have slight side views but no obstructions for this production.

Sweet Spot Seats (Best Balance of Price & View)

• Loge Center Rows C-D ($147-$187): Directly facing the stage with perfect elevation to appreciate the full set design.
• Orchestra Rows M-P ($147-$209): Deeper orchestra seats benefit from the theatre's steep rake - Row M often has better visibility than pricier front sections.
• Pro Tip: Loge Left Center Row D ($186) provides near-center views at $60+ savings versus center equivalents.

Higher Tier Options (Premium Views)

• Front Loge Rows A-B ($139-$201): Unmatched proximity to stage with full visibility of actors' expressions. Loge Center Row B ($201) is worth the splurge.
• Orchestra Center Rows G-N ($255-$345): The "golden zone" for sound balance and sightlines. Row G center ($345) sits at ideal eye level with the stage.
• Caution: Front orchestra rows A-F may require slight neck craning due to stage height.

Premium & Last-Minute Seats

• Loge Front Row Center ($284-$362): Collector's item seats with museum-quality views. Row A center ($362) places you almost onstage.
• Orchestra Center Prime ($389-$442): Rows G-H center offer Broadway's most perfect acoustics for this musical's score.
• Last-Minute Alert: Right Side Orchestra Row E ($342) sometimes releases day-of-show at 40% discounts.

View Comparison Guide

• Loge vs Orchestra: Loge provides better overall perspective (especially for scenic design), while orchestra delivers more actor intimacy.
• Side Sections: Left/Right seats beyond Row D may miss some upstage action. Ideal for budget-focused buyers.
• Row Depth: In orchestra, odd-numbered rows (E,G,I) have wider legroom and better stair access.

Our Top 3 Recommendations

1. Budget Pick: Loge Left Row E ($83) - unbeatable value
2. Best Overall: Loge Center Row C ($147) - perfect balance
3. Splurge Worthy: Orchestra Center Row G ($345) - the ultimate experience

Special Notes for "Floyd Collins"

This production's cave set design makes elevated seats particularly valuable. The Loge's vantage point reveals stunning depth effects that floor seats may partially obscure. For this show specifically, we recommend prioritizing Loge Center over comparable orchestra seats.