Murat Egyptian Room Seating Chart

murat egyptian room seating chart

The building’s construction is modelled after Moorish mosques of Egypt and the Middle East, and as such, some of the most interesting features of the building include stained glass windows, minarets, terracotta trim, and brown and yellow brick banding. The Egyptian Room can hold up to 2,000 people for standing events, and features a 55-foot wide stage. With its beautiful high ceilings and elaborate hand-carved murals, it provides a wondrously unique experience for patrons attending a concert or musical. For seated events, patrons have the option of sitting in the Orchestra Center, Orchestra Right or Left, or in the left or right raisers.

Please note that it is important for patrons to remain in their pre-assigned seats, as swapping will cause confusion for others. If you experience any difficulty in finding your seat, please ask one of the on-hand steward staff, who will be more than happy to help you.

General admission events

The Egyptian Room operates with a general admission setup for many concerts and high-energy performances. In this arrangement, the main floor area is open, allowing attendees to choose their spots on a first-come, first-served basis. This setup fosters a dynamic and engaging atmosphere, especially for standing-room events.

It provides a structured seating chart for events requiring seating, such as comedy shows or certain musical performances. The seating is typically divided into several key sections:

Orchestra center

Located directly in front of the stage, this section offers a central and unobstructed view, making it a preferred choice for many attendees.

Orchestra left and right

Positioned to the left and right of the Orchestra Center, these sections still provide excellent views of the stage, with a slight angle.

Risers (left and right)

Elevated platforms are situated towards the back or sides of the main floor. These seats offer a raised perspective, benefiting those who prefer a higher vantage point to oversee the entire stage and crowd.

You can refer to the official seating chart to visually represent the seating layout.

Accessibility 

The Egyptian Room primarily operates as a general-admission standing-room venue. However, for guests with mobility impairments or those who require seating accommodations, it offers designated accessible areas. These spaces are typically located on the main floor, to the right of the stage, providing clear sightlines to the performance. It’s advisable to contact the box office in advance to discuss specific needs and ensure appropriate accommodations are arranged.

Parking and drop-off

Accessible parking is available in the main lot, situated directly to the right of the marquee and with an entrance off Alabama Street. Due to limited availability, these spots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. For guests who prefer to drop off passengers with mobility challenges, there’s a convenient drop-off area at the main entrance along Locust Street. It offers ramp access at several points.

Entrances and elevators 

The main entrance to the Old National Centre is fully accessible and equipped with automatic doors to facilitate easy entry. For events in the Egyptian Room, accessible restrooms are located in the second-floor lobby, which can be reached via elevators. Staff members can assist guests in locating elevators and navigating to their seats as needed.

Restrooms

Accessible restrooms are conveniently located inside. These facilities are situated in the second-floor lobby for events in the Egyptian Room. All restrooms are equipped with ADA-compliant stalls and fixtures to ensure comfort and convenience for all guests.

Service animals

Trained service animals are welcome at the Old National Centre. It adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) definition of service animals, which includes any dog individually trained to perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. If you plan to attend an event with a service animal, it’s helpful to inform the venue in advance to ensure appropriate accommodations are in place. 

Additional assistance

Guests are encouraged to contact the venue directly for any other accessibility-related inquiries or to arrange specific accommodations. The Old National Centre’s team is dedicated to making every event enjoyable and accessible for all attendees. You can call or email the box office with any further questions you might have

By providing these comprehensive accessibility features, the Murat Egyptian Room ensures that all guests can enjoy a comfortable and inclusive experience during their visit.