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The Dominion Theatre London has a capacity of 2083 seats. Section capacities are 1323 Stalls and 760 Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 11056 seat reviews and 9093 photos of views from seat.
Seating within the Stalls and Circle sections are divided into separate blocks, allowing for good legroom and excellent views across the board.
For an unforgettable theatre experience at the Dominion Theatre, the best seats are undoubtedly found in the Stalls and Circle sections. In the Stalls, Rows D to G offer the best views, with patrons praising the unobstructed sightlines and proximity to the stage. "I could see facial features and felt part of the action," ... one reviewer noted. Meanwhile, in the Circle, Rows B and C provide a fantastic atmosphere, allowing for a full view of the entire stage. "Very spacious, absolutely no obstruction with the view," another audience member shared. These premium seats truly deliver the best views and an immersive experience.
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort at the Dominion Theatre, the Stalls Section offers some of the best legroom. Rows K and L are particularly recommended, with Row K Seat 24 and Row L Seat 24 receiving high praise for their spaciousness and comfort. Additionally, Row J Seat 17 is noted for its generous legroom, making ... it a great choice as well. However, be cautious of Row L Seat 17, which has been reported to have limited legroom, making it less suitable for those over 6ft.
At the Dominion Theatre, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Circle, particularly in Rows B to D. These seats offer a surprisingly good view of the stage despite their designation. Audience members have praised the clarity of the performances, with comments highlighting the intricate costumes and set pieces ... that are easily visible. For instance, one user noted, "Great location it was perfect, very good view from the seat." Another remarked, "Surprisingly good view from the circle with a view of the whole stage, including the band pit."
