Section 105 at Bellagio

★★★★★SeatScore®

Section 105 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Lower Orchestra

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 105 are labeled A-J

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 105 Reviews

Lower Orchestra
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Immersive Proximity: The closest seating level to the 1.5-million-gallon pool, offering an intimate look at the performers' expressions. The "Splash Zone": Rows A–C provide a visceral experience where guests may get wet during the more high-energy aquatic acts. Golden Circle Access: Home to Section 103, widely considered the "best in house" for its perfectly centered, symmetrical view of the stage. Eye-Level Perspective: Positioned at stage height, making the transition between the water and the stage floor feel seamless and magical. Who should sit here? Best suited for first-time visitors and thrill-seekers who want to be fully immersed in the action and don't mind the occasional splash. Where is the Lower Orchestra located? The Lower Orchestra is the primary seating level at the base of the O Theater, encompassing Sections 101, 102, 103, 104, and 105. These sections wrap around the front of the stage, with Section 103 sitting directly at the center. The first few rows (A–C) are positioned so close to the water that they are officially designated as the Splash Zone. What is the view like from the Lower Orchestra? The view is highly detailed and intimate. Because you are at eye-level with the stage, you can see the intricate costumes, facial expressions, and physical precision of the acrobats. While the Balcony offers a "top-down" look into the pool, the Lower Orchestra provides a front-row seat to the sheer scale of the set and the "disappearing" floor transitions that make the production famous. Are there any special amenities with the Lower Orchestra? While the Lower Orchestra is focused on the visual experience, it offers several logistical advantages: Interactive Moments: Guests in the front rows and aisle seats are the most likely to be engaged by characters during the pre-show and transitions. Unobstructed Sightlines: The theater was custom-built for this show, so the Lower Orchestra features a steep enough rake (incline) that you aren't blocked by the people in front of you. Easy Access: These sections are the most accessible from the theater's main entrance on the Bellagio casino floor.