Floor Seats for Concerts at Bell Centre

• Single Floor Section: For most end-stage concerts at the Bell Centre, all floor seats sit in one large section directly in front of the stage.
• Closest Rows Win: Rows nearest the stage deliver the best up-close experience with the performer.
• Two Ticket Types: Depending on the show, the floor may be reserved seating or general admission — and some shows add a pit section against the stage.
• Arrive Early for GA: When the floor is general admission, it's first-come, first-serve, so getting there early is key to a good spot.

Who Should Sit Here

Floor seats at the Bell Centre are for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible for a concert. If you're after an up-close, immersive view of the performance and don't mind the crowd energy right in front of the stage, this is where you want to be. Just be sure to check whether your show uses reserved or general admission floor tickets before you buy.

Floor Seating Details

For most end-stage concerts, the floor is a single section laid out on the arena floor in front of the stage. Reserved floor seats are typically numbered 1–42, with seat 1 at the far left when facing the stage. Aisle breaks usually fall between seats 14 and 15 and between seats 25 and 28. The section most often runs about 50 rows deep, labeled A–Z toward the front and AA–ZZ toward the back, with an aisle typically running between rows JJ and KK.

For other shows, the entire floor may be a single general admission section. In that case all floor tickets are first-come, first-serve, so ticketholders should arrive early to claim the best spots.

Views from the Floor

The view from the floor is head-on and up close, putting you level with the stage. The closer your row is to the front, the better and more immersive your view of the performance — rows toward the back of the floor sit farther from the action and lower to the ground.

Good to Know: Pit Tickets

Some shows offer pit tickets — smaller sections positioned right up against the stage. Because the pit is a reserved, smaller area, there's less need to arrive early to secure a good position compared to open general admission floor tickets.