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Photos at Benaroya Hall View from seats around Benaroya Hall. Page 3 ... this three quarter stage view is a wheelchair accessible seat is in the ... any photos from ...
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- (206) 215-4800
- 200 University Street, Seattle, Washington
Wheelchair accessible. Free for children under 12 years of age. Free admission first Thursday of each month. Food and drinks prohibited. No flash photography or video.
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ADA accessible seating is available on all levels, and elevators are provided to access the upper tiers. Benaroya Hall provides full mobility assistance to patrons needing help to get to their seats, including both ushers and wheelchairs. Three companion seats are provided for each wheelchair accessible seat.
Orchestra
The Orchestra level at the Benaroya Hall has 40 Rows labeled A to Z, from the front of the stage, and following Z, from AA to RR. There are no Rows I or O, II or OO. The seats are divided into three blocks, Left, Right and Center, with aisles between the left and right of center and on each side. The central block of seats are numbered from right to left, 1 to 16, while the outer blocks are numbered from the center outwards to the side, from 1 to 12. Rows A and B have only 8 and 10 seats resp...
First or Founders Tier Boxes
The box seats are labeled from A to V, from the left front of the stage, round the rear of the auditorium and back down to the right front. Each box is provided with 8 seats, apart from Boxes A, J, N and V which have 12. Many of the boxes are interconnected. At the back of the auditorium, directly opposite the stage, is a larger box area with 4 rows of 20 seats, flanked by two smaller box sections of 4 rows and 4 seats.
Second and Third Tier Boxes
The Second Tier of boxes at Benaroya Hall follows the same seating layout as the First Tier. On the Third Tier, the larger area at the back of the auditorium is formed into one combined box of 5 rows lettered A to F, with seats numbered right to left and varying from 36 to 42 seats per row.
Owing to the acoustic technology integral to its architectural design, there aren’t really any bad seats at Benaroya Hall. Many people prefer to be center front, facing the stage with an unobstructed view. For symphony performances, the best choice is on the left side of center, where you’ll be facing the soloists. There is a colossal video screen ...
The venue has its own underground parking garage, and there are many on and off-street parking options around Benaroya Hall. Please see our Parking page for suggestions. Is the venue wheelchair accessible? Yes, Benaroya Hall is fully accessible, with barrier-free aisles and elevators. Can I bring a bag or backpack into Benaroya Hall?
Accessible restrooms are readily available, including one unisex restroom for those who require a personal assistant. Throughout the hall and gallery, ticketing and food-service counters are...
Jun 27, 2003 · At McCaw Hall, like nowhere else in the Pacific Northwest, wheelchair users have been granted complete equality. It is an historic achievement, matching and exceeding the first-rate access of...
