Ambassadors Theatre Stalls seats reviews
Ambassadors Theatre Seating Plan
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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.
Stalls
The Stalls of the Ambassadors Theatre is a very small and intimate section of the theatre. The majority of seats offer really good views onto the stage and whilst legroom can feel quite restricted, you can put your feet under the seats in front of you, which offers a bit of a relief.
Those members of the audience who are over 5ft8 should always aim to buy tickets in the first row or in the aisle seats to benefit from the comfort of those seats.
The Circle overhang begins in row G and affects those from row M back, as it cuts off the top of the stage.
This section of the venue is well raked and seats start to slope quite sharply upwards from row E. Bizarrely rows P and R slope backwards but this does not cause a significant view obstruction.
There are day seats available in the Stalls and they are at a very low price and well worth queuing for, although they are in the first two rows and since the stage is quite high some audience members may suffer from neck cramps.
Overall the Stalls create a fantastic small and intimate atmosphere ensuring that audience members really enjoy their experience. There is no lift in this part of the theatre so unfortunately the Stalls is not wheelchair accessible and is not suited to those with reduced mobility.
