Marquis Theatre
Seating Chart

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Marquis Theatre Capacity

The Marquis Theatre New York has a capacity of 1638 seats. Section capacities are 1052 Orchestra and 586 Mezzanine. Use our interactive seating chart to view 671 seat reviews and 648 photos of views from seat.

The Marquis Theatre is a large venue with seating divided across an Orchestra and Mezzanine. In the Orchestra, views are generally good, with the best sightlines in the Center Orchestra, set a little way back from the stage. In the Mezzanine, a decent rake ensures views are mainly clear from front to back. In both sections, the back rows are more distant with less detail, and seats at either side are more likely to be angled, with restricted sightlines to either side of the stage.

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Good value seats

The Marquis Theatre has a few good value options. Center Orchestra rows J and K are cheaper than premium but remain a good distance from the stage for picking up detail. The Center Mezzanine’s middle rows are similarly well-priced, with a rake that ensures sightlines are elevated. The back rows of the Center Mezzanine, although distant, also represent good value for those on a budget.

Premium seats

Premium seats at the Marquis Theatre are invariably located in the central sections. For patrons who prefer an elevated view of the stage, row A of the Center Mezzanine benefits from an excellent combination of detail and distance. On the ground level, rows C-H of the Center Mezzanine are similarly detailed, with an immersive yet comfortable position in front of the stage.