Seating chart
Levels on the chart
- Orchestra
- The reserved main floor in front of the stage, drawn on the chart as sections A–J with a bar row at the back. These are numbered seats, not general admission. Closest view; the side blocks (A, C and the boxes) sit more off-axis.
- Boxes
- Box A and Box B sit on the sides of the orchestra. They are still reserved seats, with a side angle on the stage.
- Mezzanine
- The first raised band: Mezzanine Left, Center, and Right. Reserved rows. There is no elevator; several flights of stairs. Some listings label this band Loge — match the section name on your order to the chart.
- Balcony
- The highest band: Balcony Left, Center, and Right. Reserved rows, farthest from the stage, stairs only. Center is the straight-on view from this level.
How the room is laid out
The chart is a reserved house: orchestra on the floor, boxes on the sides, mezzanine above, balcony on top. Listings use numbered rows. Some ticket files say Loge for the mezzanine band — use the name printed on the order.
Center blocks face the stage. Left/Right mezzanine and balcony, plus Boxes A and B, sit at an angle. The mezzanine and balcony are stairs only; there is no elevator.
- Orchestra: reserved floor sections A–J and the bar row.
- Boxes A and B: side of the floor, still reserved.
- Mezzanine Left / Center / Right (sometimes sold as loge): stairs, no elevator.
- Balcony Left / Center / Right: highest reserved band.
- Accessible seats: ADA icon on Ticketmaster, or (617) 248-9700.
Questions
- Is the Wilbur general admission?
- No. The chart and the ticket listings use reserved sections and numbered rows: orchestra, boxes, mezzanine (sometimes sold as loge), and balcony. A rare listing can differ; trust the section on that order.
- Which seats face the stage?
- Orchestra Center (B, G, and the bar row) and Mezzanine Center / Balcony Center. Side orchestra blocks, the boxes, and Left/Right mezzanine or balcony look more across the stage.
- How do I reach the mezzanine or balcony?
- Stairs. The building has no elevator. A lift only serves the accessible restroom on the lower level.
- Where is accessible seating?
- Buy the seats marked with an ADA icon on Ticketmaster, or call the hall at (617) 248-9700. Assisted-listening and caption tablets are free at the box office.