Don’t know that it’s the cheapest but we use the parking under Dundas Square. Easy to get to reasonably priced after 6pm and close to theatre.

We sat in row BB, left side of stage & it was fine. Some props obstructed the view but the performers are always up front & centre & you can appreciate their expressions up close. I'll post a photo of the stage from our seats.

Typically 2 reds, 2 whites, several beers, and spirits.Price is $8. Expect a long line at the bar during intermission so I usually get a drink before the show starts. Also you can take it to your seat.

Many. some are in the Eatons centre

Yes i suppose so .. Same as on other side. The action on stage takes into account audiences on both sides of theatre.

I agree with the above. We were in the mezzanine, close to the box seats on the right, and noticed that (in my opinion) our seats were better. I was so engrossed in the show that I didn’t notice if they were being used, but I did note that there was a bank of stage lights closely over the box seats, which would be annoying.

I have never bought less expensive seats but I agree with the previous writer: the theatre is set out in such a way that you could see from just about anywhere.

It appears that another traveler has answered your question and covered all the nearby hotels.

There was a subway entrance close by if that’s what you mean. It’s also right across the road from the famous Toronto Eaton Center.

Stage door sometimes refers to the back exit/entrance for actors, so I'll assume this is what you mean. If you call the box office I'm sure they can help. It's an old building, so it's possible there's no stage door. If you're attending a show and want to potentially meet & greet the actors after, the Elgin box office can let you know if that is allowed and where the door is. If you're participating in a show or event, the Elgin box office can explain how you can enter/exit and whether there is a side or back stage door you can utilize. Good luck!