Section 101 at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre

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Concert Seat View From Section 101, Row FF
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Concert Seat View From Section 101, Row E
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Section Insights

  • Covered Seats
  • Obstructed/Limited ViewsRows E-F
  • Rows E-Z, AA-EE, WC

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What It's Like to Sit in Section 101

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Row Numbers

  • For most concerts, rows in Section 101 are labeled E-Z, AA-EE, WC
  • Wheelchair seating is available behind Row EE
  • When looking towards the stage, lower number seats are on the right

RYS Expert Reviews

Obstructed Seating

- Views from Rows E and F in sections 101 and 105 are obstructed. Seats in Row NN of Sections 201, 207 and 208 are often labeled as obstructed view seats. 

Pavilion Sections

(2026 Review) - Covered Reserved Seating: All Pavilion sections are under the roof, offering protection from sun and rain.    Closest Seats to the Stage: Sections 101-105 are within ~30 rows and provide the most immersive views.    Best Views in the Center: Sections 102-104 (especially 103) offer the most direct, head-on perspective.    Budget-Friendly Reserved Option: Sections 201-208 are the cheapest non-lawn seats with solid elevated views.    Views Vary by Section & Row: Side sections and higher rows can have sharper angles or obstructed views.    Who Should Sit Here  Pavilion Sections are ideal for fans who want a traditional concert experience with a reserved seat and reliable views of the stage. This is the best option for those who want to be covered and closer than the Lawn, with choices ranging from premium front-row proximity to more budget-friendly reserved seating.  Pavilion Seating Locations & Details  Pavilion seating at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre is divided into two main levels under the roof. The 100 Level (Sections 101-105) is closest to the stage, while the 200 Level (Sections 201-208) sits just behind and slightly higher, closer to the Lawn.  The Front Pavilion sections (101-105) are the most desirable for concerts. These seats are all within roughly 30 rows of the stage, creating a close and engaging concert experience. Among these, the center sections stand out the most. Section 103 offers the best head-on view, while Sections 102 and 104 also provide excellent sightlines with slightly angled perspectives. These sections also tend to have shorter rows, making it easier to enter and exit without disrupting others.  For some performances, the venue removes or shortens Sections 102-104 to create a General Admission Pit. In these cases, there are no assigned seats in that space, and ticket setup can look very different from show to show.  Sections 101 and 105 sit on the far sides of the Pavilion. While still close to the stage, these sections can come with sharper viewing angles that make it harder to see the full production. Seats labeled as “Obstructed View” in these areas should only be considered if priced at a significant discount.  The 200 Level (Sections 201-208) offers a more budget-friendly reserved seating option while still being under the Pavilion roof. These sections are farther from the stage but provide a comfortable, elevated view of the performance. They are a popular choice for fans who want to avoid the Lawn but don’t want to pay premium prices.  Within the 200 Level, sitting closer to the front and near the center makes a noticeable difference. Front rows in Sections 204 and 205 are especially desirable due to better sightlines and fewer seats per row. As you move higher or toward the sides, pillars and sharper angles can begin to impact the view.  Views from Pavilion Sections  Views from the Pavilion are generally some of the best in the venue, especially in the 100 Level where fans are close to the stage and fully under cover. The 200 Level trades some proximity for a wider, more elevated perspective.  Center sections consistently provide the best experience, while side sections and upper rows can introduce viewing challenges like sharper angles or partial obstructions. 

Seating Notes

Fan Reviews

  • On the edge — Pretty close to stage, but way on the side. We got these from the upgrade booth on site, moving from section 206. It is hard to say whether it was much better or not. The sound was WAY too loud from these seats. It was sometimes difficult to see action in the middle or deep in the stage. It was however really cool when Chris Cornell walked over by our edge of the stage!

    Sec 101 / Row R Read More
  • Great view of the stage! — Great view of the stage, right in the center of the row and close!

    Sec 101 / Row DD Read More
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