Eugene O'Neill Theatre

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Eugene O’Neill Theatre Seating and Venue Information

Overview

The Eugene O’Neill Theatre has been a Broadway mainstay for nearly a century and has welcomed millions of patrons through its doors. It has housed dozens of beloved Broadway productions over the years, including Grease, Annie, Death of a Salesman, Spring Awakening and Sweeney Todd. Since 2011, Tony Award-winning phenomenon The Book of Mormon has headlined the marquee and has helped the Eugene O’Neill Theatre become one of Broadway’s busiest venues. It can seat over 1,100 patrons.

Location

Seating

See the official Eugene O’Neill Theatre seating chart below.

Handicap Accessibility

There is no elevator or escalator within the venue, therefore wheelchair accessible seating is located within the lower Orchestra section only. Patrons with limited mobility should note that roughly 25 steps separate the Mezzanine and Orchestra levels. The only restrooms in the theater are not wheelchair accessible, so guests requiring this restroom may use one in the hotel adjacent to the theater.

Club/Suite Ticket Packages

Given the theater’s small size, there are no premium seating packages available. However, every seat in the house promises to have clear views of the stage.

Amenities

The Eugene O’Neill Theatre is adorned with ornate architectural details and comfortable cushioned seats. Guests are prohibited from bringing in outside food and drinks, but the venue offers light refreshments and beverages for purchase before and during each performance.

Parking/Transportation

Given the theater’s busy metropolitan location, parking is extremely limited. Guests are strongly encouraged to use public transportation or ride-share service getting to and from the theater. It is easily accessible via the 50th Street subway station and 8 Ave/W 49 Street bus station.