Seating Plan
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The Cadogan Hall London has a capacity of 952 seats. Use our interactive seating plan to view 0 seat reviews and 0 view from seat photos.
Cadogan Hall is one of London’s leading concert halls, and features two levels of seating - a raked Stalls level and a smaller Gallery level above. The Gallery level curves around the auditorium, while the Stalls level faces the stage “end-on” - i.e. all seats in the same direction. The stage is raised, but relatively low, making seats towards the very front of the auditorium feel intimate and up close, whilst still offering excellent views. The venue's beginnings as a church are reflected in its stunning interior architecture and the Gallery seating, which features the original pews in bench-style seating. Gallery seats are cushioned, but some customers note these are relatively thin, and can be slightly uncomfortable for longer shows.
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The best views at Cadogan Hall can be found on the Stalls level, with premium seating located in the central block of the Stalls. Seats towards the centre of the Gallery also offer good views, although bench-style seating may make these less comfortable than Stalls seats.
Cheap tickets for Cadogan Hall are in the Gallery, and are located towards the sides of this area. Some seats do offer limited leg room or a restricted view, so it’s worth checking customer reviews and seat information ahead of booking.
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