Lavish statues line the walls of the opera house's ballroom and the beautiful, tall ceiling is painted with pictures of cherubs and clouds. The large floor is perfect for dancing during the masquerades

Soft, red chairs with armrests are located all along the showroom before the stage, providing different vantage points, whether on the floor or in the many boxes surrounding it.

Box Five, the Phantom's box, or so it has been rumored. Many of the returning cast are skittish around the box regardless of the lack of sightings as of yet of the Opera Ghost, but caution should never be thrown to the wind.

The large stage, lit by many various candles near the front, is where the cast of the operas hold practices and perform once everything is ready. Various sets and props affect the amount of room dancers and singers have to move around, but the space is adequate.

The stage crew works back here, helping with props and using the catwalks to help change backdrops and whatnot. Be careful to avoid any and all trip hazards. A severely circular staircase towards the dressing rooms leads up to the rooftop.

Changing rooms are located near an entrance to the backstage area. There are individual rooms for the prima donna and the lead male, but the rest share with those of their own gender. Dormitories are located on the lower level of the opera house on opposite ends.