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It provides patrons with a remarkable stage and performance space for all music venues. Your sensory experience will vary depending on where you are seated. The following guide may be useful in selecting a seat that best meets your needs when you attend a relaxed performance.  \nGeneral Information  \nOur dedicated Staff can assist you from the front door of Prudential Hall to your seats. All seating levels are accessible by elevator. General lighting is full when entering and exiting the auditorium and during intermission. House lights in the auditorium will be dimmed throughout the performance and is uniform throughout all seating sections.  \nEach seat has a back and seat cushion for your comfort. Seat width dimensions: from armrest to armrest is 18”, seat depth from the back of seat to the front edge, is 17 1/4”, floor to top of seat cushion height is 17.5” and the space in front of the seat is approximately 14.5”.  \nBooster cushions that raise patrons up for better visual viewing are available by request.  \nBoth designated areas for wheelchair users who want to remain in their wheelchair, and those who prefer to transfer to a seat are offered. Adjacent seats are also available for purchase. The New Jersey Symphony’s patron services team can assist you with any needs you might have in advance of your upcoming concert at NJPAC. Call 1.800.ALLEGRO (255 .3476) with any questions, concerns or special requests.  \nOrchestra Seating  \nThe Orchestra seating is divided into two parts, the Front Orchestra and the Orchestra sections. These two parts are the largest seating section in the auditorium. Seating is divided into three areas, left, center and right, with two aisles. When entering and exiting the auditorium from the back entrance doors, there are a number of small-sized steps to navigate through the Grand Tier section to get to the seats at the rear of the Orchestra section. You can enter through the side doors and use the available wheelchair ramps. The high ceiling in this section provides an open feel, which may increase distractibility and focus for some patrons. Visual viewing for patrons seated in the Orchestra section will generally look up at the stage. This is most noticeable when seated in the Front Orchestra section. As the rows get farther from the stage, the seats are more elevated, so you can view the stage with less looking upward. The closer you are to the stage, the greater the sensory intensity you will feel, especially as it relates to the sound and vibration from the instruments.  \nGrand Tier Seating  \nGrand Tier seating is located to the rear of the Orchestra seating section from the stage. Seating is divided into three areas, left, center and right, with two aisles separating areas and additional aisles on the outside, left and right sides. When entering and exiting the Grand Tier from the lobby, there are a number of small-sized steps to get to your seats. You can also enter from the side doors for wheelchair accessibility if needed. Patrons seated here will notice that they are atthe level of the stage and will not need to look up or down at the stage. This section is under the overhang of the tiers above, providing a more sheltered feeling without the space from the higher ceiling in the Orchestra sections. This “cozier” space is a great option for patrons that need a lower sensory experience.  \nFirst Tier, Second Tier, Third Tier, Fourth Tier Seating  \nYou will need to access each tier by either stairs or the elevator. Each level or Tier is divided into three areas, left, center and right, with aisles for easy access. 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