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Disclaimer Please note that this seating plan is for illustration purposes. While we've done our best to represent the official seating plan layout accurately, there may be some small differences.
Upper Circle
The highest section of the Adelphi Theatre, the Upper Circle may feel really distant and removed from the action taking place on the stage; however this problem is not as significant when one is watching a large scale production.
The Upper Circle is divided into two blocks by a horizontal aisle and has quite a shallow rake which may hinder the experience for those members of the audience who are not very tall. Legroom in this part of the theatre is particularly limited and anyone who is over 5ft6 may find themselves quite uncomfortable.
The best seats are in the middle of rows A-D as they offer a good and clear view of the stage, yet they do feel quite high up. The seats at the end of rows B-F are considered to have restricted view as they offer a side angle view onto the stage.
The safety rail behind row H significantly obstructs the view for those members of the audience who are sat in rows J and K. Many audience members who sit in row A tend to lean forward, therefore obstructing the view for other patrons in row B; so bear this in mind when purchasing tickets. If you are after a bargain and don’t mind being a bit far removed from the stage, there are plenty of cheap tickets for seats at the rear of the Upper Circle that are not restricted view seats.
The Upper Circle is not wheelchair accessible and should be avoided by older patrons and those with reduced mobility.
