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Shubert Theatre Seating Guide | Hell’s Kitchen

Shubert Theatre Seating Guide | Hell’s Kitchen

July 8, 2024 by

The Seating Chart for Hell’s Kitchen, the Broadway Musical at the Shubert Theatre in New York, NY, has been recently updated. Before purchasing Hell’s Kitchen tickets, please ensure you are referencing the most up-to-date seating map.

Plus read our helpful tips on which tickets to buy and where you can find seats to Hell’s Kitchen at the guaranteed best prices of any ticket marketplace.

Shubert Theatre Seat and Row Information

Matilda Seating Chart - The Musical at Shubert Theater

The Shubert Theatre Seating Chart in NYC is renowned for its incredible architecture, fabulous sightlines, and few partial or obstructed views (more on that later), so almost any seat will be great for this Broadway musical. However, here at TickPick.com, we take pride in helping fans like you find the best deals and seats, all while paying no hidden fees.

Seat Numbers at Shubert Theatre

The lower seat numbers for any side section will always be closer to the center of the stage. Also, when facing the stage, the right side will be numbered by even numbers, i.e., seats 2 and 4 are next to each other, while the left side will go seats 1 and then 3.

This is done so that patrons and ushers can easily identify which side of the venue they should be on.

Orchestra Seats at Shubert Theatre

If the ticket listing says ‘Orchestra,’ that means it’s the side Orchestra; only if it says ‘Center Orchestra’ will it be the center.

The best seats for Hell’s Kitchen The Musical are in the Center Orchestra rows F to M. The ticket prices for Center Orchestra rows L to S offer the best deals and provide the best value for your money. You can also find great deals by finding tickets on the side orchestra with a low seat number, which will keep you close to the center of the stage.

When looking to buy orchestra tickets to see Hell’s Kitchen (regardless of the seat numbers), I would not sit in any orchestra seat within the first 3 rows (you’ll leave with a stiff neck, and you won’t be able to appreciate the set).

The right orchestra section starts with row F. The aisle seat towards the center of the stage is seat 2, and the aisle seat furthest from the stage is seat 20.  The left orchestra section starts with row F. The aisle seat towards the center of the stage is seat 1, and the aisle seat furthest from the stage is seat 19. The seating chart makes these aisle seats far from the center of the stage unattractive, yet it’s not as extreme as it appears in 2d.

Some of the right and left orchestra seats all the way to the sides are marked as a partial view, for example, row D seats 28 & 30 or row L seats 28 & 30 are marked as a partial view.

What does Partial View or Obstructed View Seating Mean?

This is what the venue says about partial view seats: tickets labeled as obstructed or partial view will have their disadvantages; however, you will be able to see the action uninterrupted, and only part of the stage, set, or field will be blocked.

When you buy tickets on TickPick, sellers are required to disclose whether the seats are marked as obstructed or have a partial view. This is hugely helpful, as it alleviates concerns about whether your tickets will be valid.

What we have heard from other fans is that the price of the partial view tickets is not discounted enough compared to other ticket prices (but this is subjective).

We have also been informed that there are a few thin poles in the balcony section; however, they are very slender and don’t significantly obstruct your view. These seats are not marked obstructed, but you may find it distracting (roughly 6 inches in diameter). These poles look to be in front of the first row of the center balcony (near seats 113 and 102).

You can see a picture of the balcony sections below. When looking from the stage, you can see these poles, but when viewing users’ photos, I was unable to see these poles.

Where Not to Sit at Shubert Theatre

Do not sit in the last row of the center balcony, on either side of the lighting booth. That is row J, seats 113 and 114, or 101 and 102. The poles discussed in the above section will obstruct your view. The people sitting in front of you may also block your view, so if these tickets are cheap, there’s a good reason for that; consider not buying these seats.

For Those With Height Fears or Balance Issues

Like many venues and theaters, the steps on the balcony are very steep. This area should be avoided by the elderly as well as children with a fear of heights and or balance issues.

Limited Leg Room Seating

If you attend many shows, the lack of legroom is likely not a surprise to you. I am 6’1 and although legroom is scarce, it’s manageable. If you are taller than I, then I have sympathy, and in that case, I recommend getting a ticket in the orchestra sections on the aisle. Your best bet will be the right orchestra (on the right-hand side).

The number of seats increases per row, so if you get an aisle seat on the outer side, you will have plenty of room. If you buy tickets on TickPick, sellers are required to disclose if the seats are obstructed, so you don’t need to worry about this.

Shubert Theatre Review

“The Shubert Theatre is one of the larger theatres on Broadway.  Lovely theatre with a historical presence.  I’ve seen many top-notch performances in this theatre.  Fantastic sound, lighting, and production;  the sets are always breathtaking.  I was lucky enough to be seated in the orchestra;  the seats were comfy and surprisingly had plenty of legroom!”

Shubert Theatre Information

If you have already purchased tickets and would like to view your row, seat number, and section, you can do so here and see exactly where your seats are located within the venue.

You can also read more about the history and other details of Shubert Theatre here.

How to Get Cheap Hell’s Kitchen Tickets

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