Apollo Theatre

Seat wasn't super narrow, but it's wasn't wide either. Leg room is sufficient. View was fine. There are three very steep steps up to this row. You will want sensible shoes to make the ascent. Toilets are conveniently located immediately behind the row

Box B in Grand Circle is described as restricted side view but this is misleading - when seated on the chairs provided there is no view of the stage whatsoever. If you stand up then only half the stage is visible, I strongly recommend you avoid this Box.

This is an aisle seat in the back row. Plenty of legroom and space at the side for your bag & coat. Sold as restricted view, couldn't see the very right of the stage at the front but this wasn't a problem for this show. Seats are raked but I had a very tall person in front so they blocked my view a bit. Seat was fairly comfortable but there is a metal seat side which felt its presence by the end of the show,not the widest of seats.

If you're prepared to lean forward and the tickets are cheap then its okay. The taller you are, the more you can see but the tighter the leg room. A row or two back would mean you see more stage.

Aisle seat, not bad. Quite high up, decent-ish leg room. Be sure to see this before it ends! Brilliant!

Not bad, but as other said, the light bar does block some view, just lean foward a bit.

Have to lean forward to see the whole stage

Great seat saw all the stage and action. Very good value in the black friday sale

Left area slightly obscured by lighting rail

This view is when sat normally, you can see most of the stage, but on occasion you need to lean forward to see what's happening at the front left hand side of the stage, the bar isn't too much of a problem. Not bad for cheap seats.

Nice having a box. Good view of most of the stage unfortunately the reception area of Fawlty towers was in the restricted viewing area. The box opposite would have been ideal

Good view, although some bits are slightly obstructed by the safety rail. Leg room a bit tight for me at 5'7

Need to lean forward a lot, especially if the row in front leans forward. Restricted view of downstage right, where a fair amount of action happens.

Seat cheap and cheerful. Vision: restricted from handrail but easily overcome by moving head from side to side! Legroom: fine for 5'5" female but a tall bloke might feel squashed (that said, seat is end of aisle so long legs could dangle into staircase)

This is next door to the Lyric Theatre, and has far more comfortable seats. Dead centre too.

When it says "side view" on the booking info, it should say restricted view. You can't see the front left of the stage at all. Any further forwards, and your view would be blocked by the lighting rigs! The seats cost too much to miss so much action.