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The New Amsterdam Theatre New York has a capacity of 1722 seats. Section capacities are 702 Orchestra, 602 Mezzanine and 418 Balcony. Use our interactive seating chart to view 258 seat reviews and 238 photos of views from seat.
The New Amsterdam Theatre is one of Broadway's larger venues, with seating split across the stage-level Orchestra, Mezzanine and Balcony. The Orchestra offers good views, especially in the middle of the Center section where patrons are directly in front of the stage. The Mezzanine has similarly clear sightlines and some patrons will prefer sitting here for an elevated, sweeping angle of the bright and vibrant sets. Seats on the far sides of the auditorium tend to be more restricted, especially in the high and steep Balcony which also has more features cutting into sightlines such as structural poles and safety railings.
There are a few options for good value seating in New Amsterdam Theatre. Rows a bit further back in the Orchestra or Mezzanine offer decent views for a lower price, and booster seats are available to make sure children can still see the stage clearly. Row A of the Center Balcony is another fair option for those on a budget; although it is very high and feels distant, the stage is perfectly visible.
Seats in rows D-L of the Center Orchestra are near-perfect: not too close to the stage, they allow patrons to take in the spectacular sets and well-loved Disney classics from a comfortable angle. Rows A and B of the Center Mezzanine are also premium options thanks to their elevated and wide views. These sections offer the best views in New Amsterdam Theatre.
