- Best seats: Central stalls rows 3 to 12 offer balanced sightlines, clear views, and solid audio, ideal for catching dialogue and expressions
- Good value seats: Stalls rows 18 to 22 and club mezzanine rows 11 to 14 give clear views at lower cost while maintaining a good stage perspective
- Seats with limited view: Far-side seats on any level are slightly angled; back amphitheater rows feel further but still offer panoramic visibility
- Stalls vs upper levels: Stalls bring you close to the action; club mezzanine and amphitheater provide elevation for choreography and set context; boxes offer privacy off to the side
- Tailor by show type: Slightly higher seats work well for musicals and dance; mid stalls improve clarity for dialogue-heavy plays
New Apolo Theater seating plan
Sections available in New Apolo Theater
Stalls/Orchestra
The main floor sits directly in front of the stage. Central rows like 3 to 12 have strong, uninterrupted views and reliable acoustics. Front rows feel closer to performers but may require a little upward eye motion due to stage height. Back rows remain solid options with slightly less immersive proximity.
- 498 seats
- Rows 1 to 22
Club/Mezzanine
Above the stalls, this level gives a broader view of the stage and choreography. Seats near the centre are best for balanced sightlines. Side seats angle the view somewhat and rear rows may sit under the amphitheater overhang but still offer decent visibility at lower cost.
- 313 seats
- Rows 1 to 14
Boxes
Smaller private boxes accommodate groups with about four seats each. They sit to the side with slightly angled sightlines. The space is great for privacy and comfort but central box rows minimise angle effects.
- 40 seats
- Boxes 1 to 10
Amphitheater
Highest level in the house with panoramic views of the stage. Front rows here let you take in the full set from above. Back rows are further from the stage and deliver a smaller visual scale but at lower prices. Sightlines remain mostly unobstructed.
- 330 seats
- Rows 1 to 12
Tips on choosing the best seats
Value for money seats
- Stalls (rows 18 to 22): direct views and solid sound without the cost of mid stalls.
- Club mezzanine (rows 11 to 14): slightly elevated perspective with broad stage views at more affordable prices.
- Amphitheater (rows 7 to 12): higher vantage point and good overall visibility make these seats smart choices for budget minded visitors.
Best views of the stage
- Stalls (rows 3 to 12): central location with clear view of performers and stage details.
- Club mezzanine (central rows 1 to 10): slightly elevated view gives context to the whole production.
- Boxes (middle): private space with acceptable sightlines if you prefer a sidelong perspective.
Accessible seating in New Apolo Theater
New Apolo Theater has ramps and designated wheelchair accessible spaces mainly in the stalls section around rows 18 and 20. These spots allow level access from the entrance foyer and include companion seating nearby. Not all areas of the venue have step free access so it helps to contact the venue ahead of your visit to confirm specific needs on your show date.
Frequently asked questions about New Apolo Theater seating plan
The Stalls section offers the best experience, especially from rows 3-14. Pick seats 1-12 (middle seats) for a central sightline close to the stage.
Seats in the amphitheater section offer clear, panoramic views of the stage at a comparatively lower price. Back rows in the club section also offer great value for money.
Yes, the theater is made accessible to all patrons via ramps. Additionally, 4 designated wheelchair spots are reserved in the Stalls section.
The theater has approximately 1100 seats spread across three levels.
