Moore Theatre Seating Chart

With a relatively plain exterior, the The Moore Theatre will dazzle you with its splendour once you’re inside. It boasts spectacular custom-designed architecture. Its interior features a steel girder large enough to span the width of the house, allowing the entire balcony to be held up without any need for sightline-obscuring columns. A mix of Byzantine and Italianate styles, the theatre’s decor features white ceramic and terra cotta tiling, with luxurious furnishings, cushions and curtains. The seating capacity is enough for up to 1,800 patrons.

Before you book your tickets for a performance at the Moore Theatre, take a moment to check the venue’s seating chart to ensure you select the right tickets to improve your experience. 

The Moore Theatre in Seattle has a total capacity of 1,800 seats which includes: 

• Main Floor or Zone A (left, center, right)

• Balcony – Zones B and C (left, center, right)

Which is the best ticket to choose?

Thanks to the Moore’s architecture, there are no columns or large structures in the auditorium, so wherever you sit, you will be able to enjoy a clear view of the stage. 

Seating zone A on the main floor is closest to the stage and, depending on the type of performance you are seeing, this might be important to you. Your choice of seating zone will determine the price you pay. 

You should try to secure your tickets as early as possible to ensure you have enough time to plan your visit, select the best seats, and customize your experience.

STG Club Seating

Those with an STG Club membership can access seating deemed the ‘best in the house’. At the Moore Theatre, these seats are the first two rows of the balcony. 

On the day of a performance, guests are asked not to attempt to change their assigned seats, as this will cause confusion and disruption. Seat rows and numbers are clearly and intuitively laid out, however, if you need any assistance finding your seat number, please ask a member of staff who will be only too happy to help you.