The Royal Albert Hall has a vast, coliseum-style auditorium with five levels of seating. The seating layout can be adapted depending on the event, with some in-the-round performances adding "ringside" seating close to the stage. Traditional concerts keep the performance space to the large stage at the Southern end of the hall. For the standard layout, the total possible capacity is 5,272. The auditorium features many boxes and loges in the middle tiers and the topmost Gallery level features unreserved seating and standing space. Approximately 1,270 seats at the hall are privately owned. While the open design of the auditorium means views are very clear from all angles, the sheer size means that opera glasses are recommended for seats in the highest levels, furthest from the stage.
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Reasonably comfortable seats, great view over the stage and the whole venue. It’s the choir top row and stairs from the ground floor are a bit steep, it’s easier to access from the second tier floor This seat is behind the orchestra so you only se... More
Visited 09 September 2023
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Reasonably comfortable seats with armrest and decent legroom Good view over the whole venue for the Proms. It’s behind the orchestra so you only see properly the violins and violas who sit sideways. The wood and brass have their back to you It’s t... More
Visited 07 September 2023
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Reasonably comfortable seats with armrest and decent legroom Good view over the whole venue for the Proms. It’s right behind the orchestra so you are in the action It’s the choir first row so it's easily accessed without too many stairs More
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