What are the best seats in the Victoria Palace Theatre?

What are the best seats in the Victoria Palace Theatre?

Best seats in the front stalls are rows D to P from around 11 to 38. Then choose rows C or R (depending on preference for proximity to the stage versus missing dancing feet). Be aware that rows are not off-set brilliantly to see between those in front.

What is the seats like at Victoria Palace Theatre?

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What is the grand circle in Victoria Palace Theatre?

The Grand Circle is a large block of seating, divided by a wide central aisle. Rows curve around the stage, causing seats at the ends of rows to be slightly restricted. A severe rake ensures good sight-lines, but the section can feel very steep and high.

How many seats are in the Victoria Palace Theatre?

Are box seats good for Hamilton?

Hamilton Box Seats All box seats are considered partial view, as you are to the side, so you may miss some action (but we’ve heard no complaints). With that said, we’d consider any of the box seats better than any rear mezzanine seats.

How many seats does the Victoria Palace Theatre have?

What are good seats for Hamilton?

The best seats are located in row L, seats 9 on the left and 10 on the right. The stadium-style seating allows good views from most of the orchestra. There are a few obstructed view seats in the orchestra in rows C, D, and E, but the sightlines are only mildly affected.

What are balcony seats like at the Palace theatre?

The Balcony is one of the highest and largest in the West End and is almost 60 feet away from the stage. The section is divided into a central section and two side sections, running from row A to row O. From from G and back seats are extremely steep and feel very high.

What is the size of a theatre stage?

Stage Depth 32 feet from back of curved proscenium. E. Wing Space 28 feet wide, 22 feet high.