The back two rows are restricted by level above and cut off the view of the top of the proscenium, but an LED screen in front of each seat provides surtitles. The stalls circle wraps around the stalls, with seats in the centre giving the best view. Due to the size and large visual scale of productions at the Royal Opera House, it is worth sitting further back to allow you to take in the whole picture. The best seats can be found in the central section. The stalls are divided into three sections: a central seating block with two other set to the right and left of this. It is always worth checking the official Royal Opera House website before making a booking. The amphitheatre level is located at the top of the auditorium and is very high up, so not for the faint of heart.
Seats situated at the sides of the stalls circle and amphitheatre give a less clear view to the stage.
Generally speaking, the best views of the stage can be found in the centre of the orchestra stalls, stalls circle and the grand tier.
The auditorium is very high and sits in a strong horseshoe shape, meaning that there are various places in which one may get a better view of the stage. London’s largest West End venue, the Royal Opera House seats 2,260 people over five levels the orchestra stalls, stalls circle, The Donald Gordon grand tier, balcony and amphitheatre.
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