Ameris Bank Amphitheatre Pit Tickets

Features & Amenities

Closest Seats in the Venue: Located directly in front of the stage
Usually Reserved Seating: Typically configured with just five rows (AAA–EEE)
Most Exclusive Option: Limited capacity makes these some of the most expensive tickets
Occasional GA Setup: Some shows convert the Pit to standing-room-only
Early Arrival Matters (GA): Best spots go to fans who arrive first

Who Should Sit Here

Pit tickets are ideal for fans who want the most premium, up-close experience possible. Whether seated or standing, this section is best for those who prioritize proximity to the stage and don’t mind paying a premium for it.

Pit Location & Details

The Pit at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre is located directly in front of the stage and represents the most exclusive seating area in the venue.

For most shows, the Pit is set up as a reserved seating section with just five rows labeled AAA through EEE. This limited number of seats creates a highly intimate environment and keeps all guests extremely close to the performance.

Because of its location and small size, the Pit is typically one of the most in-demand and highest-priced ticket options.

General Admission Pit (When Applicable)

For select concerts, the Pit is converted into a General Admission (GA) section.

In this setup, all seats are removed and replaced with an open standing area. Guests can move freely within the space, and positioning is determined by arrival time. Fans who arrive early will have the best chance to secure spots near the front rail or center stage.

Views & Pit Experience

Views from the Pit are unmatched in terms of proximity.

Fans seated or standing in this section will be just feet from the stage, offering a direct and immersive perspective of the performance. Even in the back row, guests remain closer than any other seating area in the venue.

The Pit delivers a premium concert experience with a strong connection to the performance. In reserved setups, it offers a more controlled and comfortable environment, while GA configurations create a high-energy, crowd-driven atmosphere.

Other Considerations