Floor Seats for Concerts at Ball Arena

• Closest to the Stage: Floor sections sit right up against the stage and are considered the most desirable concert tickets in the building.
• Consistent Setup: Unlike many venues, Ball Arena keeps a fairly consistent floor layout from show to show.
• End-Stage Sections: Most end-stage concerts use six floor sections labeled AAA through FFF, each with 25 rows.
• Watch for Section EEE: Section EEE is shortened to make room for the sound mixer.
• GA Options: Some shows add General Admission areas — commonly GA Floor and GA Pit — which have no seats and are first-come, unreserved.

Who Should Sit Here

Floor Seats at Ball Arena are for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible. If getting near the stage matters more than sightline elevation, this is the area to target. Just be mindful of where you land within the section — the front rows deliver the payoff.

Floor Seat Details

Floor sections are located on the arena floor closest to the stage. For most end-stage concerts there are six reserved sections labeled AAA, BBB, CCC, DDD, EEE, and FFF, with row 1 at the front of each section and 25 rows total. Section EEE is shortened due to the sound mixer. Depending on the show, General Admission areas may also be added — most commonly GA Floor and GA Pit — which are standing-room and unreserved. You can view the layout on the Ball Arena concert seating chart.

Views from the Floor

The closer you are to the front, the better the view. Since the floor is flat with no elevation, fans in the farther rows can have trouble seeing over the people in front of them. Sticking to the front portion of any section keeps the stage in clear sight.

Good to Know

When buying a reserved floor section, aim for the first ten rows of any section to reduce the chance of blocked sightlines. If your budget only reaches the farther floor rows, consider skipping the floor altogether and looking at the 100 level side sections instead, where the elevation gives you a better overall view.