Mezzanine Level
Chicago Theatre

The Mezzanine Level at the Chicago Theatre consists of two distinct seating areas: Mezzanine Boxes and Mezzanine Booths. There are 22 box sections labeled 100-122 and 13 booth sections labeled 200-213.

Mezzanine Booths

The 13 Booth sections are directly behind Mezzanine Box sections 100-110. The Booth seats are literally a booth with a table that seats 4 people. The Booth sections offer a unique theatre experience as patrons will have an entire table to place their drinks on, while being seated in a booth as opposed to typical theatre seating.

Booths are quite desirable as they sit slightly higher than the Mezzanine Box sections and offer a more center view of the stage.

Mezzanine Boxes

The Mezzanine Box sections go across the entire Mezzanine level with boxes 111-122 offering more of a side view than the other boxes in this section.

The box sections have similar seating to the Balcony box seats, but most of these sections have just two rows of seats bolted to the ground. The box seats offer a great view of the stage, as they hang over the main floor seats, and under the Loge and Balcony seats.

The Mezzanine Box seats are very desirable seats as each box has a limited number of seats and offers a more private seating environment.

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