Palace Theatre
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The Lost Boys: The Musical

Best Seats in the House

Orchestra C116

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$344.00

Users say: "Great seat. nice to be up close in the action. Minimal heads blocking view in front of you."

Orchestra C114

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$344.00

Users say: "Great seat! 4th row of the orchestra and had a perfect view of the stage. The seat was comfortable and had good legroom.... More

Orchestra M112

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$344.00

Users say: "Thoroughly comfortable. Decent legroom (5’11”). Great view of the stage"

Orchestra M110

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$344.00

Users say: "Comfortable seats, not super tight. The view is great and centered, no obstruction at all."

Orchestra C118

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Users say: "Great seat to be close to the action. Spacious seats since they remodeled the whole theater. Ample leg room and comfy seats."

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Palace Theatre Seat Guide

The Palace Theatre New York has a capacity of 1648 seats. Use our interactive seating chart to view 432 seat reviews and 418 view from seat photos.

Palace Theatre is split across three levels; the Orchestra is the largest section of seating and is split into three blocks; Left, Right and Center. There is a good view from most seats, aided by a slight rake. The Mezzanine section is the home to the venue’s four boxes, with most seats offering a good view of the stage due to the angle of the rows. Access to the Mezzanine is via stairs. The Balcony is the smallest section and doesn’t offer step-free access. Views from the Balcony are more restricted than the other tiers and tickets are typically cheaper in this section.

Best Seats for The Lost Boys Broadway

The Lost Boys: The Musical has a lot of aerial effects and a multi-level set. SeatPlan users suggest choosing seats in central Mezzanine Rows AA-G for a great overall view of the stage and to avoid any obstructions.
For extra legroom, try to get an aisle seat, especially in the Mezzanine where space is reported to be tight.
If you want to sit in the Orchestra, choose seats from Row C backwards - the stage is high, and the Lost Boys has a multi-level set, so the front rows have more restricted views. For this show, you’re better off looking at seats further back, even for a repeat visit.
If you're looking for some hidden gems below premium, the Orchestra side sections are slightly raised from the centre section - while they offer a side view of the stage (particularly in the front few rows), they can lessen the chance of being obstructed by heads in front.

Good Value Seats

Seats towards the front of the Balcony offer good value for money with a great view. Although far away from the stage, you can see most of the action. Most tickets in the Balcony are a similar price, so we recommend sitting towards the middle within the first five rows.

Premium Seats

The most premium seats at the Palace Theater in Row A - J of the Orchestra. These seats offer the best views of the stage with no obstructions, giving theatergoers the perfect experience. Seats in Row K-M also offer a premium view, so it’s worth checking the prices for surrounding seats.