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Balcony
The highest section of the Palace Theatre, the Balcony offers cheap tickets but all of the seats have restricted views.
This part of the venue should be avoided by those who want to fully enjoy their experience and it is only recommended to those who do not mind being very high up and feeling removed from what is happening on stage.
The best seats in the Balcony are in the central section as they offer a straight view onto the stage.
Although the Balcony is much larger than the Dress Circle or the Grand Circle this part of the venue can feel very cramped and legroom in this section is very limited especially in rows M-P. Taller audience members are advised to purchase an aisle seat or avoid this section of the theatre.
The Balcony should be avoided at all cost by those who suffer from acrophobia or have experienced vertigo in the past as it does feel extremely high from the ground and far away from the stage.
The Balcony is well raked but that also adds to the feeling of being removed from the action on stage. The rear of the Balcony feels especially distant from the stage and it is often hard to make out what is happening even if you have really good eyesight.
The Balcony is not wheelchair accessible and is not suited for those with reduced mobility or patrons who are planning on attending with children.
