Floor Seats for Concerts at Capital One Arena

• Closest to the Stage: Floor Seats sit at event level and offer the nearest views of the stage — widely considered the best seats for a concert.
• Six Reserved Sections: The standard layout has Sections 1–3 (Front Floor) and 4–6 (Rear Floor) facing the stage, with lettered rows.
• Stage Setup Varies: Most shows use an end-stage in front of Sections 116 and 117; some use a center-stage with floor sections surrounding it.
• GA Sections Possible: Some shows swap in standing-room-only GA Floor or GA Pit areas — arrive early for the best spot near the stage.
• Premium Front Rows: Rows A–C in Section 2 are often the priciest and are usually sold through special fan promotions.

Who Should Sit Here

Floor Seats at Capital One Arena are for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible. If getting the nearest possible view of the stage is your top priority — and you don't mind that the exact layout changes from show to show — this is the area for you. GA floor options also suit fans who prefer to stand and get near the stage.

Floor Seating Details

The Floor is located at event level, directly in front of the stage. The exact layout varies by show. In the standard setup, Sections 1–3 make up the Front Floor and Sections 4–6 make up the Rear Floor, all facing the stage with lettered rows. Reserved tickets include a row and seat number; most rows have 14 seats, with Seat 1 on your left as you look toward the stage. Seat 14 in Sections 1 and 4 and Seat 1 in Sections 3 and 6 sit closer to the center. Some shows replace part of the floor with general admission areas such as GA Floor and GA Pit — these are standing-room-only with no seats, and any row or seat numbers on GA tickets are for book-keeping purposes only.

Views from the Floor

Floor Seats give ticketholders the closest views of the stage in the arena. With an end-stage setup, the stage is positioned in front of Sections 116 and 117, so the reserved floor sections face it directly. With a center-stage setup, floor sections surround the stage in the middle of the arena, changing the sightline depending on where you sit.

Good to Know

Because the floor layout changes from show to show, confirm the specific setup for your event before buying. If you hold a general admission ticket, arrive early for the best chance to get near the stage.