District 10 at Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre
District 10 is a full bank of seats running from the top down to the ground, rows A to Q.
It is a proper block with a real range of prices in it.
Where to sit
Rows E and F. The view from row F is as good as anything in the building, and the sound is good there too. The catch is legroom: it is tight through there, so if you are tall, take the trade seriously.
Row E is the compromise. Great sightlines, less of a squeeze.
Row P is the value end. You are a long way back, the view is still good, and it is near the exits, which helps in a building where everybody leaves at once.
The thing to check before you book row P
Row P: fine for adults, but not the row to book for children, who will need to lean forward over the front rail. If you are bringing a younger child, book a row further forward instead.
The end seat of row P also asks for a lean forward. One seat in is better.
Getting out
District 10 is nearer the exits than most of the auditorium, which makes it one of the better blocks to be in at the end. It does share its door with Districts 7, 8 and 9, so it is not instant, but it is quicker than the far side.
Access seats
Row P of District 10 is step-free. Those seats are held back and are not sold online. Access has the detail.
District 10 FAQs
Is District 10 at Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre a good place to sit?
Yes. It is a full bank of seats from the top of the auditorium down to the ground, and rows E and F are among the best sightlines in the building.
Which rows should I book in District 10?
E and F for the view, with row F the pick if legroom is not a concern, because it is tight. Row P is the value end, near the exits, but the front rail there sits high for a child.