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About Royal Alexandra Theatre
The Royal Alexandra Theatre is a landmark in Toronto’s Entertainment District, offering a rich legacy as the oldest continuously operating legitimate theatre in North America. With 1,244 seats since its 2016 renovation, the venue blends historic charm with modern comfort. We’ve got you covered with seating details, parking options, transit access, and hand-picked nearby hotels and dining to enhance your visit.
Navigate the official seating maps and take a 360° theatre tour on Mirvish’s site to pick your perfect seats, then plan how to get there and where to stay nearby.
Whether you’re catching a touring musical or a Canadian production, the Royal Alexandra Theatre is a premier stop in Toronto’s performing arts scene. After you secure your seats, consider convenient underground parking at the nearby Princess of Wales Theatre and easy transit via TTC St. Andrew station. For a complete experience, we’ve highlighted nearby hotels and recommended restaurants in the Entertainment District to pair with your performance.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 260 King Street West, Toronto, ON M5V 1H9.
- Capacity: 1,244 seats (post-2016 renovation; previously 1,497).
- Venue type: historic performing arts theatre; oldest continuously operating legitimate theatre in North America.
- Seating chart: official seating maps and a 360° theatre tour are available on Mirvish’s site.
- Parking: underground parking beneath the nearby Princess of Wales Theatre (300 King Street West) with four levels; John Street entrance; height limit ~6 ft 5.75 in; additional municipal lots and street parking available.
- Transit: located one block west of TTC St. Andrew subway station; reachable from Union Station on foot or by TTC.
- Nearby hotels: multiple options in the Entertainment District (examples include The Ritz-Carlton Toronto, Riu Plaza Toronto, Le Germain Hotel Toronto) within a short walk.
- Notable events hosted: Kinky Boots (2015–2016); Come From Away (Canadian production started 2018, reopened 2021, returning 2024–2025); 1,000th performance occurred January 29, 2025; renovation completed 2016.