Floor Seats for Concerts at Climate Pledge Arena

• Closest to the Stage: Floor seats put you nearer the stage than any other section in the arena.
• Typical Stage Setup: For most end-stage concerts, the stage is set up in front of sections 07 and 08 — though layouts vary by show.
• Reserved vs. GA: Some floor tickets are reserved with an assigned folding chair; others are general admission (GA), where spots within your section are first-come, first-serve.
• Center Stage Shows: Some concerts use a center-stage setup, with floor seats surrounding the stage on all sides.
• Layout Varies by Show: The floor configuration changes from concert to concert, so confirm the setup for your specific event.

Who Should Sit Here

Floor seats at Climate Pledge Arena are for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible. If getting near the stage matters more than anything else, this is where you want to be — whether you prefer an assigned reserved chair or the energy of standing in a general admission section.

Floor Seating Details

The seating chart for Climate Pledge Arena concerts varies by show. For most end-stage concerts, the stage is set up in front of sections 07 and 08. Reserved floor sections are typically labeled with a letter (e.g., A) and face the stage, each with an assigned folding chair. Section A is usually the closest reserved section, with letters later in the alphabet generally farther back. General admission floor tickets assign you to a section but not a specific spot — most GA sections have no seats and guests stand throughout the show. GA sections are usually labeled GA Floor or GA Pit, with Pit sections tending to be smaller.

Views from the Floor

Floor seats offer the most up-close views in the arena. With end-stage setups, sections closer to the front and center (like Section A) put you nearest the performers, while lettered sections farther back trade some proximity for a fuller view of the stage. For center-stage shows, floor seats wrap around the stage on all sides, so the view depends on which side you're on.

Good to Know

If you have a general admission ticket, arriving early is the best way to get close to the stage — the best spots are usually gone well before the openers take the stage.