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The Ambassador Theatre New York has a capacity of 1089 seats. Section capacities are 572 Orchestra, 272 Front Mezzanine and 245 Rear Mezzanine. Use our interactive seating chart to view 288 seat reviews and 274 photos of views from seat.
Ambassador Theatre seating is divided between the ground-level Orchestra and Front and Rear Mezzanines above. The Orchestra is divided into Left, Right and Center sections with views best towards the front and middle, whilst both Mezzanines have four sections of varying sizes. In every section, double-digit seats towards the sides are more restricted. The Front Mezzanine’s central seats have detailed and elevated sightlines, whilst Rear Mezzanine views are largely clear but distant. Boxes are also available for private yet restricted seating.
There are many good value seats across the Ambassador Theatre. The middle rows of the Center Orchestra are a bit below premium, with direct, clear views of the stage. Rows C to E in the Front Mezzanine and row A in the Rear Mezzanine also offer very decent sightlines for a good price.
The best seats in the Ambassador Theatre are in the Center Orchestra, rows BB to C. These are perfect for taking in detail, yet aren’t too close to cause neck craning. In the Front Mezzanine, rows A and B, seats 101 to 128, are also premium thanks to their combination of proximity and sweeping angles which allow patrons to enjoy the full set in one go.
