Hill Auditorium Seating Chart
Hill Auditorium was specifically designed with the patron in mind – with acoustics so finely tuned you can allegedly hear a pin drop from any seat in the house, and sumptuous surrounding with a brilliant view of the stage, you’ll find yourself comfortable and happy wherever you sit! The barrier-free seating provided is in three sections; the Main Floor, Mezzanine and Balcony, each of which have excellent views and are available at a range of prices, suiting all customers.
Main floor
The orchestra level, or main floor, is the closest section to the stage and is often the first choice for those looking for an up-close experience. These seats are divided into three areas – left, center, and right – and provide an intimate view of the performers. The acoustics here are exceptional, allowing guests to feel the depth and clarity of every note.
Mezzanine
Directly above the main floor, the mezzanine section offers slightly elevated seating with a fantastic, unobstructed view of the stage. Many concertgoers consider this level to have the perfect balance between proximity and perspective, as the slightly raised angle provides a panoramic view without being too far from the performance.
Balcony
The balcony section is ideal for those who enjoy a more expansive, bird’s-eye view of the stage. Thanks to the auditorium’s world-class acoustics, the sound carries effortlessly, ensuring a rich auditory experience no matter how high you are. The balcony is split into front and rear sections, with the front balcony still offering a relatively close view of the stage. In contrast, the rear balcony provides a more distant but still immersive experience.
Box seats
Box seats are available along the sides of the auditorium for those looking for a premium experience. These seats offer a more private setting while delivering fantastic views and sound. They are an excellent choice for special occasions or those who enjoy more exclusivity during a performance.
No matter where you sit in Hill Auditorium, its legendary acoustics and well-planned seating ensure that every guest enjoys a world-class performance. Whether in the front row or at the back of the balcony, the sound clarity and sightlines make for an unforgettable experience.
Accessible seating
There are designated wheelchair-accessible seating areas on the auditorium’s main floor, ensuring that guests with mobility impairments have comfortable and convenient seating options. These areas offer excellent sightlines to the stage and easy access to nearby entrances and exits. Companion seating is also available for those attending with a guest.
For physically-challenged patrons, wheelchair-accessible spaces are available, and are held until one hour before the start of a performance, or until such time as all other permanent seats are sold out. Please bear in mind that these spaces are sold on a “first-come, first-served” basis, and should be requested upon point of purchase by whoever is buying the tickets. Tickets for accessible seats should include the space for the companion seat also.