Palace Theatre seating

[Mactor327]

Palace Theatre seating#1

Posted: 5/11/08 at 10:45am

ok, just got tickets to Legally Blonde yesterday for 5-25. They're row G (8th Row)seats 118& 120. Are these good? also is The Palace theate THE biggest broadway theatre. I've never been in it. Well.. maybe i saw Beauty and the Beast in it when I was 6. lemme know

[kate2]

re: Palace Theatre seating#2

Posted: 5/11/08 at 11:39am

I'm assuming that these are Orchestra seats and yes, they are good seats. The Palace is not the largest theater and I don't think Beauty and the Beast ever played there.

[Just_John]

re: Palace Theatre seating#2

Posted: 5/11/08 at 11:46am

Beauty & the Best did play there when it originally opened.

[xogreenified94]

l#3

Posted: 5/11/08 at 11:46am

Updated On: 6/9/08 at 11:46 AM

[Mactor327]

re: Palace Theatre seating#4

Posted: 5/11/08 at 11:50am

thank you all. because when i was looking at a seating chart i noticed that the orchestra had more seats in the center than any other theatre. Like most center orchestra seats go up to 15. so i just wanted to prepare myself for the worst.

[Just_John]

re: Palace Theatre seating#5

Posted: 5/11/08 at 11:52am

Well because there is no center section at the Palace. There is a left side and a right side with one center aisle. Also, I'm pretty sure it's the third biggest theatre, after the Hilton and the Gershwin.

[la_vie_boheme_et_moi]

re: Palace Theatre seating#6

Posted: 5/11/08 at 11:53am

Actually? Until you get into the very rear of the mezzanine, I don't think there's a bad seat in the theater. It's SUCH a huge show- you should be able to see everything great :)

Grown-ups never understand anything for themselves, and it is tiresome for children to be always and forever explaining things to them. Antoine de Saint-Exupery, "The Little Prince", 1943

[adamgreer]

re: Palace Theatre seating#7

Posted: 5/11/08 at 12:00pm

The sight lines from the orchestra are all quite good, with the exception of the seats on the extreme sides of the far left and right orchestra.

The Palace comes in at number 3 in terms of capacity, behind the Gershwin and the Hilton.