Best Seats at American Family Insurance Amphitheater
Head-on to the Stage: Seats directly across from the stage, like those in Section 2, Section 4, Section 205 and Section 206 provide the most comfortable looks of the performance.
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Rate your seatsAmerican Family Insurance Amphitheater is a large music venue with multiple levels of seating. When looking for tickets there are two main options: reserved seating and the general admission lawn.
Reserved Seats
All numbered sections have assigned seating. Tickets in these sections are best for those who want closer views and prefer having an assigned seat.
Lawn Seating
Head-on to the Stage: Seats directly across from the stage, like those in Section 2, Section 4, Section 205 and Section 206 provide the most comfortable looks of the performance.
Roughly half of all seats at American Family Insurance Amphitheater offer some type of shade or cover. To search for tickets or to find out if your seats are protected from the sun or rain, follow the link for the seat finder.
The 100 Level Center seats at American Family Insurance Amphitheater are located directly behind the Floor sections. Each section consists of 23 rows of seating and all seats will have the roof overhead to provide cover.
For the best head-on view we recommend sitting in section 103, but sections 102 and 104 offer good viewing angles just off the side.
The 100 Level Corner seats offer fans a unique corner view of the stage. While the view is not terrible, given that fans will still be close to the stage, the 100 Level Center seats offer a more desirable view.
These sections have 21 rows of seats, and fans will have the overhead protection of the amphitheater roof.
The 200 Level Center is right behind the 100 Level and consists of 2 sections. Each section will have at 25 rows of seating, and in the 200 level is when you start to see yourself moving further away from the stage. However, these seats are a lot more affordable than the Floor and 100 Level seats. Sections 205 and 206 will have the best head-on view of the stage, but the Mix setup will be in the front of these sections, so that is something to keep in mind.
The 200 Level Corner sections make up one of the largest seating areas at American Family Insurance Amphitheater. Each section consists of at least 24 rows of seating, and fans will start noticing the distance from the stage on this level. If you are looking to get close to a head-on view of the stage, we recommend looking for seating in sections 204 and 207.
The 300 Level Center at American Family Insurance Amphitheater are some of the largest seating areas at the amphitheater, with each section having 29 rows of seating. These seats are further back from the stage, and the sight lines aren't as good as the closer sections. For the best head-on seating views we recommend sitting in section 308, but sections 307 and 309 offer a favorable view as well.
At American Family Insurance Amphitheater the biggest reserved seating sections are going to be found in the 300 Level Corner. This seating area consists of 11 sections and each section has at least 27 rows of seating. Sections 301 and 314 are in the far corners and don't offer the greatest view of the stage. Instead we recommend sitting in sections 306 and 310 as these are closer to the 300 Level Center sections.
Floor Center seats are home to the best views for a reserved seating area, located close to the stage and with no viewing obstructions to deal with. Each section consists of at least 16 rows, with the middle section 3 having the most with 19 rows. For the best head-on views of the stage we recommend sitting in section 3.
All seats in the Floor Center area will be covered by the amphitheatre roof.
The Floor Corner seats at American Family Insurance Amphitheater will get you very close to the stage. These reserved sections consist of at least 9 rows of seating, and are some of the most expensive seats at the amphitheater. However, they are still more affordable than the Floor Center sections, but guests will no have that great head-on view of the stage. With that said, the view from the corner sections won't be terrible, especially since the sections are so close to the stage.
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