Seating plan
History
Ulster Hall is a multi-purpose concert and sport venue that was built in 1862. It was originally designed by architect W.J. Barre. The hall was purchased by the Belfast City Council in 1902 and has been used as a public hall ever since.
Key facts
| Address | 34 Bedford St, Belfast BT2 7FF |
| Capacity | 1,000 seated, or 1,850 standing |
| Build Date | 1862 |
| Who is the owner of Ulster Hall? | Belfast City Council |
FAQ
Ulster Hall is a historic concert hall and multi-purpose venue located in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It opened in 1862 and has since been a center for cultural, political, and social events in the city.
Ulster Hall is situated at 34 Bedford Street, Belfast BT2 7FF, Northern Ireland.
Ulster Hall can accommodate up to 1,000 people seated or 1,700 standing.
Ulster Hall has three main seating areas:
Ground Floor (Stalls);
First Floor Balcony;
Second Floor Balcony.
While most seats offer good views, some seats on the far sides of the balconies may have slightly restricted views. It’s best to check with the box office when booking if you have concerns.
Yes, Ulster Hall provides accessible seating options. Wheelchair spaces are available in the stalls area, and there is level access from the street.
The central seats in the stalls and first balcony generally offer the best views. Rows G-L in the stalls are particularly popular for their clear sightlines and proximity to the stage.
The balconies can offer a great overall view of the stage and the hall itself. The first balcony, in particular, is favored by many for its elevated perspective without being too far from the stage.
Ulster Hall is renowned for its excellent acoustics throughout. However, for classical concerts, many prefer the balcony seats for a more immersive sound experience.
Tickets can be booked online through the Ulster Hall website, by phone, or in person at the Ulster Hall box office.
Yes, an interactive seating plan is typically available when booking tickets online, allowing you to select specific seats.
Yes, Ulster Hall has a bar area where drinks and light refreshments are served before shows and during intervals.
A cloakroom service is available for a small fee, allowing you to store coats and small bags during events.
Ulster Hall has hosted numerous significant events, including performances by Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and readings by Charles Dickens. It was also the venue where the Ulster Orchestra was founded and where it regularly performs.
Yes, guided tours are occasionally available, offering insights into the hall’s rich history and architecture. Check the Ulster Hall website for current tour availability.
