Field Seats for Concerts at Camping World Stadium

• On the Grass: Field seats sit directly on the grass facing the stage for concerts.
• Reserved vs. GA: Numbered sections (usually 1-10) are reserved seating, while GA Pit and GA Floor/Field sections are standing-room only.
• Front Floor: Sections 1-5 typically make up the Front Floor, closest to the stage.
• Check Your Chart: Section size and shape change from show to show, so study your specific concert's seating chart before buying.

Who Should Sit Here

The field at Camping World Stadium is for concertgoers who want to be as close to the stage and the energy as possible. Reserved floor seats suit fans who want a guaranteed spot in a chair, while GA Pit and GA Floor areas are best for those who don't mind standing and arriving early to claim prime position.

Field Seats Location & Details

Field seats are located on the grass directly in front of the stage. On the floor, numbered sections typically indicate reserved seating, most commonly labeled 1-10, with sections 1-5 forming the Front Floor. General admission areas are usually labeled GA Pit or GA Floor/Field. Because the layout varies from show to show, always confirm your section against the concert's seating chart.

Views from the Field

Reserved seats include a folding chair facing the stage. The closer you sit, the less likely your view will be blocked by guests in front of you. GA Pit and GA Floor/Field are open standing areas with no seats, so ticketholders who arrive first get the best spots and clearest sightlines.

Good to Know

For general admission floor tickets, arriving early is the single biggest factor in your experience since there are no assigned spots. If a guaranteed seat matters more than proximity, look to the numbered reserved sections instead.