Paramount Theatre - Seattle Mezzanine

Features & Amenities

The Mezzanine at Paramount Theatre includes 15 equal-size sections split into three different tiers.

Sections 11-15 are in Tier 1
Sections 21-25 are in Tier 2
Sections 31-35 are in Tier 3

Each section has eight or nine rows of seats with a walkway between each tier.

View From the Mezzanine

The front rows of sections 11-15 have great sightlines. Guests will enjoy an elevated view from just behind the highly-coveted Loge Seats.

As you move farther back in the Mezzanine, views get higher - but not necessarily worse. All seats have clear views of the stage and great looks at the historic venue.

Center Sections Higher Up vs. Lower Sections on the Side

A common comparison on the Mezzanine is: sections in the front tier on the side (e.g.: 11/15) vs. center sections higher up (e.g.: 23/33). Here's what to consider:

Lower side side sections are more accessible from the lobby
- Fewer stairs and quicker access to restrooms and amenities
Center sections have better views
- The head-on sightlines are comfortable and unobstrcuted
Tickets in lower sections are usually more expensive

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

Interactive Seating Chart

Mezzanine Photos

Mezzanine Seating at Paramount Theatre in Seattle — The mezzanine sections is made up of fifteen different sections at the top of the overhang. Each sections has less than ten rows each. For fans looking to attend an event on a budget, these are a great option and can still provide great views even though they're higher up.

Mezzanine Seating Chart

Mezzanine Reviews

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Back corner with some leg room "
(Section 31) - ★★★ -
Back corner of the theater. Seats are tiny but there is more leg room than others if you don't mind your legs going into the stair area.
"Wicked - Nov 23, 2024"
(Section 14) - ★★★★★