Al Hirschfeld Theatre Seating Chart | Moulin Rouge Tickets

September 13, 2023 by

The Al Hirschfeld Theatre is a beautiful Broadway venue located in the heart of New York City’s Theatre District. It opened back in 1924, and has since hosted some of Broadway’s biggest shows, such as Moulin Rouge, Romeo and Juliet, The Sound of Music, and most recently served as the host to the Tony Award winner for Best Musical, Kinky Boots, for over six years before being home to its current inhabitant, Moulin Rouge. It’s on the smaller end of theatres, with a capacity of only 1,424.

As of fall 2019, the theatre will be the venue at which the renowned musical Moulin Rouge takes place. This show is one of the hottest on the market and for your convenience, we’ve created this detailed seating chart that includes information such as row and seat numbers, where the best seats are and where not to sit, and more. Most importantly, we show you how to get cheap Moulin Rouge tickets.

Contents

1 Al Hirschfeld Theatre Seating Arrangements
2 Al Hirschfeld Theatre Seating Chart with Row Numbers
3 Orchestra Seating at Al Hirschfeld Theatre
4 Mezzanine Seats at Al Hirschfeld Theatre
5 The Best Seats at Al Hirschfeld Theatre
6 Accessible Seating at Al Hirschfeld Theatre
7 How to Get the Cheap Moulin Rouge Tickets

Al Hirschfeld Theatre Seating Arrangements

The seat numbers on the right side of the venue are all even numbers, i.e. the first four seats are numbered 2, 4, 6, 8, etc. The same is true for the left side, except these are odd seat numbers 1,3,5,7 etc. Seating at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre is configured this way so when ushers look at your tickets, they immediately know which side of the venue to direct you.

Another rule of thumb is that the lower the seat number, the closer your seats are to the center of the venue. However, the seat numbers for the center sections are consecutive, and not even/odd (101, 102, 103, etc.).

Al Hirschfeld Theatre Seating Chart with Row Numbers

(Hover over any section in the chart below for a row-by-row breakdown)

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Orchestra Seating at Al Hirschfeld Theatre

There are three center orchestra sections in the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, and all of them have good seat views for nearly all seats. If you’re looking at the Right or Left Orchestra sections, we would advise finding seats that are as close as possible to the center aisle. Some seats with higher numbers are marked as “Limited View” or “Partial View,” so you’ll probably want to avoid those to ensure that you have a full and clear view of the performance.

Keep in mind that if you’re looking for tickets on a ticket marketplace like TickPick – unless the section is explicitly noted as “Orchestra Center” – it’s possible that the section that’s just noted as “Orchestra” would be one of the two on either side.

Mezzanine Seats at Al Hirschfeld Theatre

The lower balcony and upper balcony is really considered one section; however, there’s a split (or some space between these two areas). The view from the lower balcony to the upper balcony does change a significant amount, but so does the price of tickets. If you’re looking for the cheapest tickets for Al Hirschfeld Theatre that aren’t obstructed, it would serve you well to find seats further from the center orchestra (use TickPick’s filters to hide any listings that are marked as obstructed view if you’re looking to make sure you have a full view), or the last few rows in the mezzanine.

The Best Seats at Al Hirschfeld Theatre

In our opinion, the best seats at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre for a concert are one of the first couple rows of the Mezzanine Center, or the sweet spot between rows G through L in the Center Orchestra. Also, depending on the seat numbers (that is, not too far off to the side next to the wall), the side orchestra seats can also be a great deal.

Accessible Seating at Al Hirschfeld Theatre

Al Hirschfeld Theatre is step-free from 302 West 45th Street. There are six wheelchair spaces and six transfer seats. Wheelchair seating is in the Left and Right Orchestra sections on the aisles of rows P and T. Transfer seats are towards the middle and back of the Orchestra, with a companion seat available for each. The Mezzanine is a further 20 steps up and does not have any designated accessible seating.

Keep in mind that there are no elevators or escalators at this venue.

How to Get the Cheap Moulin Rouge Tickets

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Al Hirschfeld Theatre
302 W 45th St
New York, NY 10036

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