Imperial Theatre
accessibility
Accessible Seat Photos and Ratings
- Orchestra O151 review, 1 photo
Accessible Seats Without Photos
Orchestra K27, Orchestra O23, Orchestra O18, Orchestra O20, Orchestra O22, Orchestra O24, Orchestra T3, Orchestra T1, Orchestra U3, Orchestra U1
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Getting into the Venue
The Imperial Theatre is accessible step-free at 249 West 45th Street. Patrons can easily get to accessible seats in the Orchestra from the street through a series of double doors. These doors are either automatic or attended by ushers.Five wheelchair spaces and around 16 transfer seats are available at every performance. Wheelchair designated spaces with up to three companion seats each are located in the Orchestra, along with nine transfer seats in the middle rows. A further three transfer seats are available in the Mezzanine and four in the Balcony, up two flights of stairs (23 steps).
There are no elevators or escalators at this venue.
Customer Assistance
A unisex wheelchair accessible restroom is located on the main level, by the inner lobby. Other restrooms are located on landings between the Orchestra and Mezzanine, up one flight of stairs.At the Box Office, theater staff are able to assist patrons with picking up tickets. However please be advised that staff may be unable to assist with steps into or inside the theater. It is therefore advisable to bring a companion to the performance.
The Imperial Theatre provides at-seat service for drinks and refreshments.
How to Book
For those who require special assistance or wish to book access tickets, it is important to book in advance and notify the theater of any special requirements.For further information, ticket bookings or assistance please call Shubert Audience Services at 212-944-3700 or email audienceservices@shubertorg.com.