Floor Seats for Concerts
BOK Center

Floor Seats at BOK Center are the closest sections to the stage. The seating chart for concerts changes from show-to-show, so it's important to familiarize yourself with the setup for your performance.

Reserved vs. General Admission Sections

There are two types of Floor sections. The first is reserved seating where guests have an assigned section, row and seat. The layout and numbering of reserved sections varies greatly, but lower-numbered sections are typically closest to the stage.

General Admission (GA) sections are entirely different. With a ticket in one of these areas, you will not have a specific seat assignment. Instead, you'll have access to a section where spaces are first-come, first-serve and there are no seats to sit on.

GA tickets are typically labeled GA Floor or GA Pit. For your best chance to be up front, arrive early and be prepared to stand in line for the doors to open.

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