Which sections are covered by the roof at Dos Equis Pavilion?

The roof covers most of the reserved sections at Dos Equis Pavilion. Ticket holders in the pit, VIP boxes, and 100 sections will be comfortably covered by the roof. The vast majority of sections 200-205 are covered by the roof at Dos Equis Pavilion. However, the back of sections 200-205 are left exposed to the open air. To ensure your seats are under cover in the 200 sections, do not purchase rows W-Z or any double lettered rows. The lawn at Dos Equis Pavilion is completely NOT covered by the roof

Pit Tickets at Dos Equis Pavilion

Seat Views

general admission pit seat view - dos equis pavilion — Concert Seat View From General Admission Pit

Features & Amenities

Last verified and reviewed: April 2026

Closest to the Stage: Located directly in front of the stage
Flexible Setup: Can be general admission or seated depending on the show
GA Pit (Most Shows): Standing-room-only with first-come positioning
High-Energy Section: Most active crowd with dancing and movement
Arrive Early for Rail: Front spots fill before gates or shortly after

Who Should Sit Here

Pit tickets are ideal for fans who want the most immersive and energetic concert experience. This area is best for those comfortable standing for the entire show and looking to be as close to the performers as possible.

Pit Location & Setup

The Pit at Dos Equis Pavilion is positioned directly in front of the stage, making it the closest possible section in the venue.

For most shows, the Pit is set up as a general admission area, meaning there are no assigned seats and fans can stand anywhere within the space. Placement is entirely first-come, first-served, with the best spots near the front filling up quickly.

Depending on the artist and event, the layout can change. While general admission is most common, some shows may include a seated configuration.

Views from the Pit

Views from the Pit are unmatched in terms of proximity.

Fans near the front—often referred to as the rail—are just steps away from the stage. Even those positioned farther back remain extremely close compared to any other section in the venue.

Because it is a flat, standing area, your view will depend on both your position and the crowd around you.

Pit Atmosphere

The Pit is typically the most energetic part of the venue.

This setup is most often used for high-energy shows, where fans are standing, dancing, and moving throughout the performance. In some cases, the environment can become very active, especially near the front.