Rodgers Theater Seat Size

The box seats have single chairs in them, the view is somewhat limited though. I can't comment on the regular seats, as I've sat in the box only. How big are we talking? There's a difference in comfort depending on size for sure. As always, look for aisle seats, to have at least some space on one side.

If you're not on a aisle, leg room at the Rodgers is pretty limited in general. I haven't sat in the front orchestra, so I can't speak to that. But I have sat in the "stadium seating" area of the back half of the orchestra. The sight lines are great, because you can clearly see over the person in front of you, but the leg room is lacking.

I have sat in the boxes, and they are very roomy. As LushyBear said, the seats are not fixed, so you can move them around. However, it is partial view, and if you're in the upper boxes, you're looking down on the performers' heads. So I recommend the four lower boxes only. And it will be tough finding boxes in Ticketmaster.

Another option for a tall person is the first row of the REAR mezzanine. That row is behind a railing, and a curtain hangs off the railing. So you can put your feet under the curtain and have all the leg room you need!

I definitely WOULDN'T recommend the mezzanine seats, though the front row might be fine as someone mentioned. I found these seats to be the smallest in an Broadway theater. I'm a fairly small person and when I sat down I immediately thought "Oh, well this is snug." I rented out my seat space to the elbows of the people on either side of me.

My wife even said that if there was ever a show that she was going to see in the Rogers to remind her horrible it was so she wouldn't go. Of course, I don't picture seeing anything but Hamilton there for the next decade or so!