Mezzanine
Citizens Bank Opera House

There are four Mezzanine sections at Boston Opera House. Each section has just fifteen rows of seats with Row A at the front.

The first row in each of these sections is behind the Dress Circle seats and a small walkway. The front rows have excellent views, are usually less expensive than the Dress Circle and are easily accessible.

If you're looking for a good view, choose a seat at the front. If you're looking to save money, the front of the Balcony is a good alternative. Views are similar to upper Mezzanine rows and ticket prices tend to be lower.

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