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The Theatre Royal Haymarket London has a capacity of 942 seats. Section capacities are 362 Stalls, 215 Royal Circle, 186 Upper Circle and 103 Gallery. Use our interactive seating plan to view 6530 seat reviews and 5147 view from seat photos.
Built in a traditional Victorian style, the theatre has one of the most impressive auditoriums. Views can be varied due to the curve of the seating, which means some seats offer side-angled views. Restricted view seats are clearly labelled.
Give your next visit to the Theatre Royal Haymarket the regal treatment by booking a seat in one of the two Stalls boxes. Box A was formerly called the Royal Box and has received several generations of noble guests dating back to a young Queen Victoria. Located adjacent to the stage on each side of the auditorium, these boxes contain two seats each and must both be booked as a pair. This means you will have a totally private experience with the whole box reserved for your party only, making it the perfect date night option.
The seats within the box are freestanding, allowing you to move them to maximise your view, legroom and overall comfort. Due to their proximity to the stage and location at the side of the auditorium, the view will be slightly restricted over similarly priced seats in the central stalls, however the added privacy makes them a great choice for a special occasion with a best friend or loved one.
For an unforgettable theatre experience at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, the best seats are undoubtedly found in the Stalls, particularly in Rows F to G and Row P in the Royal Circle. These seats offer the best views of the stage, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the performance. Audience members rave about the ... clarity and comfort, with one saying, "Fantastic central seat in the stalls. Great leg room and view." Another noted, "Great view between seats in front. Everything in clear view. Definitely sit here again." With excellent legroom and a perfect sightline, these seats truly provide the best seats in the house.
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort, the Royal Circle offers some fantastic options. Rows A and B are particularly noteworthy, with Seats 16 and 22 in Row A providing excellent legroom and views. Row B, Seat 5 is also highly recommended, boasting ample space for those over 6ft. However, be cautious of Row D, Seat ... 24, which has been noted for its limited legroom and lower comfort rating, making it less ideal for taller patrons.
At the Theatre Royal Haymarket, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Upper Circle, particularly in Rows A to C. These seats are often sold at a discount due to minor obstructions, such as a railing or a slight angle. However, audience reviews highlight that many of these seats offer surprisingly good views ... of the stage. For instance, one user noted, "This view is not restricted and you do not look through the Perspex - highly recommend for a cheap seat." Another mentioned, "For the price (sold as restricted view) the view is good." With excellent visibility of set pieces and costumes, these seats provide a fantastic theatre experience without breaking the bank!
