Eugene O’Neill Theatre Interactive Seating Chart | The Book of Mormon Seat Info

Be Careful With Orchestra Seats

If you’re looking at tickets in the Center Orchestra or Center Mezzanine sections, the seat numbers are not nearly as significant as if you are looking at the Side Orchestra sections. Unfortunately, the box office doesn’t label their tickets with great detail, instead simply stating “Center Orchestra” or “Orchestra,” which can sometimes be misleading.

Buying tickets in the “Orchestra” section means they’ll be located on the side. If you only want to be in the center, be sure to specifically look for tickets labeled “Center Orchestra!”

Limited View Seats – Note: Rows E seats 20 and 22 have limited views, but this is not disclosed.

Therefore, as a general rule, if you’re buying tickets located in the side sections, we only recommend purchasing tickets for which the seller discloses the seat numbers. While tickets that don’t include notes or seat numbers will often be listed for less money, we suggest that you assume those seats are the least favorable in the row (if you’re OK with the price and location, buy them ASAP).

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If you’re looking for cheap Book of Mormon tickets, seats that are marked as “partial view” or “obstructed view” (which mean the same thing, according to the box office) are not always the cheapest option. This means you may not need to sacrifice your view; instead, the best savings come by sacrificing legroom.

The Rear Side Mezzanine sections (both the right and left) have seats in rows J, K, and L, which were recently changed to “Restricted Legroom.” These seats are similar to airplane seats and are typically the cheapest available. If you’re over 6ft tall, the space is tight but still manageable (NBA players should pay up for different seats). Sellers must label these tickets as “Restricted Legroom,” and because the average consumer generally doesn’t know what that means, they tend not to buy them. This typically results in prices below $199.

Seats in the box are marked “partial view,” and although you won’t miss much of the action, you may have to lean a little bit to see some characters’ entrances (I remember seeing a man lean over the balcony box and thinking, “wow, he may fall, but I only saw him do it once.”). Nonetheless, box seats have a reputation for being the most coveted seats, so if there’s a show worth trying out, The Book of Mormon would be the one to try something new.

Thanks to industry standards and guarantee policies like ours, sellers are required to disclose if their seats are obstructed; however, they do not need to disclose seat numbers. This is due to security and privacy standards, but if it enhances the appearance of the tickets (i.e., aisle seats 1 & 3), those details will often be provided, and vice versa.

Be Flexible With Show Dates

The easiest way to ensure you get the best deal on tickets is to be flexible with the date you’re looking to purchase them. However, this is a luxury that many don’t have. If you have this luxury, I advise buying your tickets as far in advance as possible. It never hurts to check Telecharge, the official box office for The Book of Mormon.

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