Floor Seats for Concerts at Golden 1 Center

• Most Exclusive Area: The Floor sits closest to the stage and typically delivers the best atmosphere in the arena.
• Two Ticket Types: Choose reserved (assigned section, row, and seat) or general admission (first-come, first-serve access to a floor area).
• Reserved Layout: Sections are usually numbered, with 1–3 at the front and 4–6 toward the rear of the Floor.
• GA Must-Know: On a general admission ticket, any printed row and seat number can be ignored — spots are not assigned.

Who Should Sit Here

Floor seats at Golden 1 Center are for fans who want to be as close to the stage as possible and soak in the energy of the show. Reserved Floor tickets suit anyone who wants a guaranteed spot in a folding chair facing the stage, while general admission is ideal for fans who don't mind arriving early to claim a space and prefer standing near the action.

Floor Seating Details

The Floor covers the main level directly in front of the stage. Most reserved sections are numbered — in the common setup, sections 1–3 make up the front of the Floor and sections 4–6 make up the rear. General admission areas carry a variety of names but most include a "GA" label: a GA Floor section typically spans the entire Floor, while a GA Pit section tends to be much smaller. Reserved ticket holders have an assigned spot; GA access is first-come, first-serve.

Views from the Floor

Reserved Floor seats are folding chairs that directly face the stage, putting you right in the middle of the action. The front sections (1–3) sit closest to the performers, while rear sections (4–6) are a bit farther back but still on the Floor. GA Pit areas place you near the front of the stage.

Good to Know

If you choose general admission, plan to arrive early — the best spots go first since nothing is assigned. If you'd rather lock in a guaranteed location, look for a reserved Floor section instead.