Recommended Seats For End-Stage Setups
Head-on to the Stage: Seats directly across from the stage, like those in B, D, E and F provide the most comfortable looks of the performance.
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Rate your seatsHead-on to the Stage: Seats directly across from the stage, like those in B, D, E and F provide the most comfortable looks of the performance.
Sections 5-8 and 25-28 are the stands closest to the stage and provide the best views.
Because the floor is so large, the stands are pushed back a great distance from the stage so you'll feel pretty far away - even if you are in Section 8 or 25.
Each section has 30 lettered rows and 33 seats.
If you can't afford tickets in the front floor, but are looking for a high-energy atmosphere and don't mind standing for the duration of the show, the rear floor is an option.
In an effort to create better sitelines, these sections get progressively smaller the farther they are from the stage. Despite the effort, the views from these sections are just too far to be qualified as good. Better views are in the front floor or the stands closest to the stage.
The rear stands are usually among the cheapest tickets for a concert at Hersheypark due to their distance from the stage.
While Sections 4 and 29 provide an OK view, he stands face the floor instead of the stage so you'll be looking left or right all night to see the stage. It's worth it to spend the extra money for a closer seat in the stands or to be in one of the front floor sections.
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