1st Mezzanine 5 at Radio City Music Hall

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Radio City Music Hall 1st Mezzanine 5 View

Mezzanine Seats
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The Mezzanine seats at Radio City Music Hall are located on three different levels at the back of the theater. The levels are stacked on top of each other and offer very similar views from different elevations. Similar to the Orchestra level below, each tier of the mezzanine is split into 7 sections with 1 being on the far right and 7 on the far left. Since the sections are toward the back of the venue, there are not any severe angles to the stage. Each level has a few steps between rows making sightlines better compared to those at stage level. Views From the Mezzanine The views from the 1st Mezzanine are outstanding with a slight elevation to the stage over the seats below. The first two rows are in front of the balcony which opens them up to the ceiling and architecture. Sitting on 2nd Mezzanine is not much different from the first other than a little more elevation on the level. As is the case with all levels, ticket holders will enter the sections from the steps from the back and walk down to the seats. The steps between rows make it easier to see the stage. The 3rd Mezzanine offers one of the most unique perspectives from the mezzanine seats. Without an overhang above those sitting on this level have a cool overview of all the signature rings leading to the stage. Of course this comes with the highest views to the stage as well.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Matt Rife - Feb 2, 2024"
(1st Mezzanine 3) - ★★★★ -
The view was great. Unfortunately a big man was sitting in front of me, who blocked my view. Would have been perfect if the seats were staggered!
"ABSOLUTELY PERFECT LOCATION "
(1st Mezzanine 4) - ★★★★★ -
Radio City never fails with the comfy seats. I'm 5'10" and had leg room to spare. The view is center and the incline allowed me to see over the head in front of me. Keep in mind that I'm tall. A shorter person may want row A to be on the safe side. Mezzanine level is great because, unlike orchestra,...