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- Seat Numbers at Carnegie Hall
- Parquet
- First Tier & Second Tier Box Seats
- Dress Circle
- Balcony
- Carnegie Hall Overview from A Fan on Yelp
- Best Seat Feedback – from Fodors
- Second Tier vs Dress Circle Feedback
- Dress Code Info – Balcony Seats
- Carnegie Hall Tour
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Unlike most venues, there’s no clear science as to how the seat numbers at Carnegie Hall work, and instead, they differ from section to section.
The Parquet sections have 29 rows, starting with row A, going to row Z, then AA, and ending with row CC. When facing the stage from Parquet Center (aka Orchestra Center), seat number 101 is on the aisle on the right side, while seat number 114 is on the aisle on the left side. In the right and left Parquet sections, the lower seat numbers are on th...
The physical seats in the boxes are movable, like dining room chairs. In almost every box, there are three seats in the front, three in the middle, and two in the back. Each box has two doors, with the outside one locking to prevent latecomers from entering during a performance. There’s a small foyer between the two doors for coats and bags. Note t...
The Dress Circle section only has 7 rows, starting with AA and ending with GG. Each row definitely makes a meaningful difference and there’s typically a massive premium for the first row. There are a lot of obstructed views in the dress circle because of the columns that exist within these sections, and most of the aisle seats have a column that ma...
The biggest complaint about the balcony seats is the restricted legroom. Like many older theaters, the room for your feet and knees is extremely tight (read user feedback below for more info). It’s also highly recommended to sit in the three center sections. Unless you’re in row A, the section is much more important than the row number.
There are bathrooms and bars on the ground and middle floors. Though the bars serve light refreshments and drinks (including bottled beers and wine), only bottled water is allowed back in the boxes. The museum area is located on the 2nd floor (up one from the ground floor). It’s a fun little reminder that you’re in a very culturally important histo...
I prefer either the First Tier or the Second to the Parquet; there are locations downstairs where, believe it or not, the sound is not particularly good. Should you choose either the First or Second Tier, try for seats in the first or second row, Seats 1 through 6. Avoid Seats 7 and 8. In the Second Tier, they are tucked between structural walls th...
The box office agent was very friendly and helpful as well. They don’t just try to sell you a ticket, they make sure you have a good view as well. I really wanted the second tier but he strongly advised against it since the seats left had partial views. I’m really glad we listened to him!
You just don’t even want to or shouldn’t walk in here without at least being dressed business casual. And another thing, the seats were made for you to not bring too many things … really nothing more than your coat and your purse. This was my first ever visit to Carnegie Hall to watch a strings orchestra presented by what looked like teenagers and ...
The Carnegie Hall Tour is potentially the best $8 I have ever spent in NYC. We had heard about the tour through a friend and we decided to give it a go while we were in the area. The tour guide was great, the access to the facility is amazing, and the history and crazy facts will keep everyone at your party entertained.
Find out the best seats, obstructed views, and legroom at Carnegie Hall, one of the most prestigious music venues in the world. See the interactive seating chart, user feedback, and how to buy tickets at TickPick.
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Apr 4, 2022 · Did you know that Carnegie Hall has three halls? Here is a guide to help you choose the perfect seat for your best possible concert experience.
Carnegie Hall seating charts for all events including all.
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The inestimable Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage has seen innumerable historical concerts and events: The very first opening night in 1891, Horowitz's sold-out 1965 recital, and Groucho Marx's 1972 appearance at the twilight of his career are but a few.
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