Boxes at the Dominion Theatre
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Two Boxes, ten seats between them. The Nederlander Box holds six and the Royal Box holds four.
What you actually see
Both sit on the side wall of the auditorium, and both are sold as a side-on, restricted view.
For seeing the show, the centre of the Stalls beats either Box by a long way, for not much more money. The Royal Box, four seats reached by 22 steps up from the Stalls, is priced a little below the other premium seats.
Book a Box for what it actually is: a private space for a small group, with nobody climbing past you all evening.
The Nederlander Box
Six seats, and the only part of this auditorium with level access straight from the street. It has its own side entrance, avoiding the main foyer altogether, and its own accessible toilet. It takes two wheelchair users and two companions.
Booking this Box online is limited to electric wheelchair users registered on the theatre's Access List. If you use a manual chair, the booking goes through the venue's own access team instead. That is handled by the theatre, not by us, and the access page explains how the list works.
Boxes FAQs
How many Boxes does the Dominion Theatre have?
Two, holding ten seats between them. The Nederlander Box takes six and has its own street-level entrance. The Royal Box takes four and is 22 steps up from the Stalls. Neither is a central view.
Are the Boxes worth it at the Dominion Theatre?
For an occasion, yes. For the view, no. Both are side-on and restricted, and the centre of the Stalls will show you far more of the show. Book a Box for the privacy and the space, and go to the Stalls if what you want is the best view.