Wang Theatre Seating Chart
The Wang Theatre is situated inside the Boch Center and has one of the largest stages in the country! Use the seating chart below to pick your desired spots and see the location of accessible seating. You will be able to get a more in-depth seating chart when purchasing your tickets for your desired events.
The venue has a seating capacity capable of hosting 3,500 visitors and 10 accessible seating areas.
The theatre’s seating arrangement is divided into five areas. The Pit areas in front of the stage is reserved for standing only and not available at all shows. The Orchestra area is the main seating area on the ground floor in front of the stage – these are the theaters most popular seats. Orchestra boxes are the ground floors VIP seating area at the back of the room, usually reserved for groups and families who want a great view and additional space and privacy during the show. On the first floor the Mezzanine offers a great view of the stage and is only a few rows deep. Above the Mezzanine is the Balcony which offers a great view over the stage.
If you’ve never been to a special event or seen a performance at the Wang Theatre, then you might be wondering what the best seats in the house are. An easy way to ensure you select the right tickets is by looking at the venue’s official seating chart. At the Wang Theatre, there are 3,600 seats to choose from in five different sections, plus ten accessible areas. Let’s check each section out…
The Pit
The closest area to the stage is the Pit – it sits right in the front of the stage and is reserved for standing only. It is important to note that not every performance will have a standing area, so if it’s not available to purchase, it means there is not a standing area at that particular show.
The Orchestra
Deemed the most popular seating area at the Wang Theatre, the Orchestra is located on the ground floor in front of the stage. Orchestra box seats can be found in the VIP seating area at the back of the auditorium and are usually reserved for families or large group bookings. The boxes are especially great if you’re looking for additional space or a little peace and quiet during the performance.
The Mezzanine
The Mezzanine also provides a great viewing experience at the theater and is only a few rows deep. These seats are a little higher up than the Pit and Orchestra sections, so if you do have a problem with accessibility or heights, then the Mezzanine might not be the best choice. However, if you want a view that overlooks the magnificent stage, then these are the best seats in the house.
The Balcony
Last, but by no means least, the Balcony. This section also offers a great view across the stage and the rest of the auditorium. It’s a great choice if you want a little distance from the main action but can still see everything well.
We would recommend picking your seats based on the performance you are watching. For instance, you might want to be closer to the stage at a more intimate theater production. Or, if you are going to see a live rock band, then you might want to stand at the Pit.
Accessibility
There are ten accessible areas within the auditorium, these can be found on the Orchestra floor and Orchestra boxes. All accessible ticket options are available at a variety of different prices.
As for the rest of the venue, there is an elevator in the Grand Lobby of the building which provides patrons access to each floor of the theater.
If you are hard of hearing, the Wang Theatre at the Boch Center offers a Sennheiser MobileConnect assisted listening system to help. You can contact the theater’s customer service team before your visit for more information.