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Shaw Theatres Paya Lebar Quarter Hall 6 Seat map and view
97 seats in 9 rows. See the best rows and the best seat, worked out from each row’s distance to the screen and viewing angle.
Front rowRow I, Seat 74.6 m · 83° wide
Best seatRow D, Seat 710.1 m · 44° wide
Back rowRow B, Seat 712.3 m · 37° wide- Best rows (40–60° viewing angle)
- Rows F–D
- Best seat (seat score)
- Row D, Seat 7 · 98 pts
- Front row to screen
- about 4.6 m (Row I)
- Back row to screen
- about 13.4 m (Row A)
- Screen size
- about 8.2 m wide
- Seats
- 97 seats
Seat map
Dark dots are the best rows; the red dot is the best seat (Row D, Seat 7); blue dots are wheelchair spaces. The screen is at the top.
The layout follows the cinema’s official seating plan. Tap the map to pick a seat and check the view in 3D.
Best seatSeat score 98 pts
D 7See the view from Row D, Seat 7 in 3D
- The screen looks just the right size (44° wide).
- Almost directly in front of the screen.
- Easy to watch without tilting your head up.
The score is an estimate based on how large the screen looks, how far you look up, how far off-centre you sit, and how much the head in front covers the screen.
View from each row (middle seat)
Yellow rows are the best rows (40–60° viewing angle). Scores are for the middle seat of each row (out of 100).
| Row | To screen | Viewing angle | Look-up angle | Score | Feels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | 4.6m | 83° | 22° | 40 | Very close |
| H | 5.7m | 71° | 17° | 61 | Fairly close |
| G | 6.8m | 62° | 13° | 72 | Fairly close |
| F | 7.9m | 54° | 9° | 94 | Just right |
| E | 9.0m | 49° | 6° | 97 | Just right |
| DBest seat | 10.1m | 44° | 4° | 98 | Just right |
| C | 11.2m | 40° | 2° | 90 | A bit far |
| B | 12.3m | 37° | 0° | 83 | A bit far |
| A | 13.4m | 33° | 1°down | 75 | A bit far |
The viewing angle is how much of your field of view the screen’s width takes up. We use 40–60° as the range where the whole picture fits in view and still feels big.
Compare with similar-sized screens at nearby cinemas
| Screen | Seats | Screen size (W × H) | Best rows | Front row to screen |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hall 6This screen | 97 seats | — | Rows F–D | 4.6m |
| Shaw Theatres nex Hall 7About 4.3km away | 140 seats | — | Rows G–C | 5.4m |
| Shaw Theatres Balestier Hall 4About 4.7km away | 103 seats | — | Rows E–B | 5.1m |
| Shaw Theatres Lido Hall 4About 6.9km away | 112 seats | — | Rows G–E | 4.3m |
| Shaw Theatres Waterway Point Hall 5About 9.9km away | 108 seats | — | Rows E–B | 5.1m |
Distances between cinemas are straight-line.
FAQ
Which rows have the best view in Shaw Theatres Paya Lebar Quarter Hall 6?
Rows F–D: from the middle of these rows the screen spans 40–60° of your view. For a bigger, more immersive picture, try Rows H–G.
What is the best seat in Shaw Theatres Paya Lebar Quarter Hall 6?
Row D, Seat 7 has the highest seat score (98 out of 100). The screen looks just the right size (44° wide). Almost directly in front of the screen. Easy to watch without tilting your head up. The score is an estimate based on how large the screen looks, how far you look up, how far off-centre you sit, and how much the head in front covers the screen.
How far is the front row from the screen in Shaw Theatres Paya Lebar Quarter Hall 6?
Row I, the front row, is about 4.6 m from the screen (an estimate). Row A, the back row, is about 13.4 m away.
How many seats does Shaw Theatres Paya Lebar Quarter Hall 6 have, and how big is the screen?
It has 97 seats, and the screen is about 8.2 m wide.