Explaining the Seating Chart Markings
⏱︎ 30 seconds
Seating chart markings will delineate if seats within your space differ from a standard seat. The options are:
Wheelchair - A wheelchair seat is a space where a wheelchair can be placed. In some venues, this is simply a spot without a chair in it, and in others, this might be a removable chair.
Wheelchair Companion - Seats marked next to Wheelchair seats for that customer's guests.
Partial View - a seat that may be blocked by sight-lines or equipment.
Folding Chair - a non-standard, theatre chair.
Standing Room Only - a section of tickets where there are no chairs.
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