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Choosing Your Seating Area
VIP, Manege, Rang, Stage Loge or Premium Logen — what actually changes between the Mirage's five ways of watching the same programme.
Check availability ↗The five areas
| Area | Seating | Position |
|---|---|---|
| VIP | a private table | the room's best view, sparkling wine included |
| Manege | table for up to seven | right next to the stage |
| Rang | table for up to eight | a raised tier directly behind the ring |
| Stage Loge | private box for up to six | elevated, directly beside the stage |
| Premium Logen | private box for up to six | elevated, in the outer circle |
Five areas, one programme
Every area watches the same four-course dinner and the same Strauss programme — what changes is where you're seated and, in the case of the boxes, how private the table feels compared with the open tables in the Manege and Rang.
VIP: the best view, kept to your own group
The VIP table is private rather than shared, comes with the room's best view of the stage, and includes a chilled bottle of sparkling wine — suited to a celebration or anyone who'd rather not share a table with strangers.
Manege: right next to the stage
A table for up to seven sits in the Manege, next to the stage in the middle of the action — a natural fit for a group that size wanting to feel part of the performance rather than watching from further back.
Rang: raised, close, and behind the ring
The Rang's tables for up to eight sit on a raised tier directly behind the ring, close to the stage with a clear view over it — a strong option for a larger party that still wants to be near the performers.
Stage Loge and Premium Logen: the private boxes
Both seat up to six in an elevated private box. A Stage Loge sits directly beside the stage with a closer but more angled view; a Premium Logen sits further out in the outer circle with a wider, panoramic view of the whole room.
Booking for a group
A party larger than one area's capacity usually books more than one table or box on the same reservation, or matches its size to the Rang's tables for eight.