Terrace Level at Catholic Health Amphitheater at Bald Hill

• Better Sightlines Than Floor: Riser-style seating improves visibility over the crowd

• Two Terrace Areas: Front Terrace (directional sections) and Back Terrace (Sections A–D)

• Great Floor Alternative: Front Terrace offers similar distance with better views

• Best Budget Option: Back Terrace is typically the cheapest reserved seating

• More Elevation = Clearer Views: Highest rows provide the least obstructed perspective

Who Should Sit Here

Terrace Level seats are ideal for fans who want a clear view of the stage without dealing with the flat sightline challenges of the Floor Level. This is a great option for those who value visibility and elevation over being as close as possible.

Terrace Level Location & Layout

The Terrace Level at Catholic Health Amphitheater at Bald Hill is located behind the Floor sections and is designed with riser-style seating, meaning each row is elevated above the one in front.

This layout helps eliminate one of the biggest drawbacks of the Floor Level — limited elevation and blocked views — by providing a more structured and visually accessible seating experience.

Following recent updates, the Terrace is now divided into two distinct areas:

• Front Terrace: Directional sections (e.g., Terrace Left, Terrace Right)

• Back Terrace: Sections A–D

Each section contains approximately 15 rows, making the vertical climb manageable compared to larger venues.

Views from Terrace Level

Views from the Terrace Level are generally superior to those from the back of the Floor sections due to the added elevation.

The Front Terrace offers a particularly strong value. These seats are positioned at a similar distance to the back of the Floor Level, but the riser design provides noticeably better sightlines over the crowd.

The Back Terrace sits farther from the stage but benefits from even greater elevation, creating some of the least obstructed views in the venue — even if the stage appears more distant.

Front vs Back Terrace Strategy

Choosing between the Front and Back Terrace comes down to priorities:

• Front Terrace:

• Better balance of proximity and visibility

• Strong alternative to back Floor seats

• Back Terrace (Sections A–D):

• Most affordable reserved seating

• Best elevation and clearest overall sightlines

• Slightly more distant from the stage