Golden Theatre
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Golden Theatre Capacity

The Golden Theatre New York has a capacity of 802 seats. Section capacities are 465 Orchestra, 110 Front Mezzanine and 227 Rear Mezzanine. Use our interactive seating chart to view 450 seat reviews and 439 photos of views from seat.

The Golden Theatre is a smaller venue, with seats spread across the ground-floor Orchestra and the Front and Rear Mezzanines. The Orchestra is the largest section, with three blocks of seats divided by aisles. Although the best views are from the central part of the Orchestra, even seats at the sides are much better than expected at this venue. In the elevated balcony, the Front Mezzanine is very popular for its close but sweeping sightlines, whilst the Rear Mezzanine is surprisingly good; the theater's intimate size means that no seat feels too distant or obstructed.

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Good value seats

There are plenty of good value seats in the small and intimate Golden Theatre, with the very reasonably priced Rear Mezzanine and row D in the Front Mezzanine great choices for theatergoers on a budget. The back half and sides of the Orchestra are also cheaper than premium and benefit from the venue’s intimate size.

Premium seats

The front rows in the Center Orchestra offer unparalleled close-up views, with premium seats extending as far back as row K. Rows A and B in the Front Mezzanine are also excellent, with comprehensive yet detailed sightlines for patrons who prefer a bit of distance.