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Rate your seatsPeabody Auditorium plays host to comedy, concert, and theater events every year. Fans make their way on event night to this Daytona Beach, FL venue expecting to be entertained.
Peabody Auditorium can accommodate around 2,521 attendees.
When looking at tickets, fans can choose between six main ticket options:
To learn more about your event, select from the following categories and read about the seating options available.
Choosing the best tickets for an event at Peabody Auditorium can vary by preference and event. The following groups are a good place to start when looking for tickets.
Pit: At Peabody Auditorium the Pit is as good as it gets if being close to the stage is a top priority.
Other Close Options: Orchestra
Boxes: For more space than a traditional ticket at Peabody Auditorium, this is a good option. Boxes tickets provide a more comfortable experience.
Loge: While not the closest seats, Loge tickets are a good middle tier option. They are best for those that might not have the budget for extra amenities or being close.
Read more below to learn about all options available for your event.
The Balcony is located in the highest portion of the theater. Balcony seating is typically accessible via staircases or elevators. Patrons should consider accessibility factors when choosing seats in the Balcony, especially if there are mobility concerns.
$153
The Loge offers a compromise between the intimacy of the lower level and the panoramic views from upper level seating. The Loge serves as a great middle ground and concert fans appreciate the balanced views from this seating area.
$97
With a prime placement at the theater's lowest tier, Orchestra seating remains a coveted option for concertgoers, providing a more direct and close up perspective of the show. These tickets are a great choice for fans seeking an up close experience without having to deal with the hassle of floor and pit areas.
$96
The Pit is a coveted position located in the area closest to the stage, offering a front row experience for attending fans. Pit tickets give concert fans a one of a kind view to their favorite artists.
$271
Balcony seating is located at the top of Peabody Auditorium, giving patrons a comprehensive view of the performance. Though far from the stage, the elevated viewpoint is a favorite among many theatergoers.
$75
Loge seating combines the benefits of a clear sightline with a comprehensive view of the entire stage. This centrally located area is at the perfect height, not too far, or too close.
$98
Orchestra seating is ideal for those who appreciate being in the heart of the performance and desire a front-row experience. Patrons in the Orchestra appreciate the proximity to the stage.
$111
The Pit places fans in the area directly in front of the stage. From here, fans are treated to one of a kind sightlines and proximity to the stage. Pit tickets are often considered the best for a live show.
The Balcony is positioned farthest from the stage and in the highest level of Peabody Auditorium. Fans in this level trade proximity for a broader view of the entire performance.
The versatility of Boxes allow for a more customizable experience, creating a personalized and unforgettable night out at the theater. Boxes are perfect for those who want to enjoy the performance with a level of privacy and exclusivity not found in the general seating areas.
Unlike reserved seating, General Admission Pit tickets do not guarantee you a specific seat within the theater. Instead, seats are claimed on a first-come, first-served basis.
The central placement of Loge seating ensures a well-rounded and slightly elevated view of the stage. This is a great compromise for those deciding between the upper and lower levels.
Orchestra seating on the theater's lowest level, gives fans an up close encounter with the performers. These seats are highly regarded due to their proximity to the stage.
Attendees in Pit areas may find that their close proximity to the stage enhances their overall enjoyment of the comedy show, capturing the spontaneity of the performance. These seats are located in the area closest to the stage.
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