The ground-level Stalls are divided into ten distinct districts (1 through 10) that wrap around the oval central stage, starting at Row A at stage level and raking steeply upward to ensure clear sightlines. Districts 1 and 2, located at the ends of the oval, are unique moving seating blocks that mechanically shift position during the performance to make room for set pieces, which adds a theme-park-style thrill but restricts patrons from leaving the auditorium during the act.

For the best overall experience, the sweet spot is Rows D to K in Districts 4, 5, 8, and 9, which offer a balanced, elevated panoramic view of the floor projections and staging. Those seeking high immersion can opt for Rows A and B (outside of Districts 1 and 2) to experience close cast interactions, while District 2 is preferred over District 1 for a better viewing angle of the screens and main performances.

For budget-friendly options with a clean view, the back row (Row Q) of District 10 provides an unobstructed bird's-eye view, but try to avoid aisle seats in the central districts as safety handrails can slightly restrict the view.

District 11 is a small, elevated two-row level overlooking two sides of the stage that serves as the theatre's balcony. This area offers the most budget-friendly seats in the auditorium, though patrons should expect to lean forward slightly during the performance to see clearly over the safety railings.