Floor Seats for Concerts at Kaseya Center

• Close to the Stage: Floor seats put you nearest the performer with head-on views of the show.
• Seven Sections: For traditional end-stage shows the floor is laid out in seven sections, with Section 1 closest to the stage.
• Section 1 Trade-Off: Rows here run as wide as 48 seats with no aisle breaks except at the very edges, so reaching mid-row seats takes effort.
• Sections 5-7 Caveat: These rear floor sections sit at ground level with no elevation, which can make for tougher sightlines — worth comparing to the bowl's side sections.
• Layouts Vary: Not every show uses an end-stage setup; some include a standing-room general admission floor.

Who Should Sit Here

Floor seats at Kaseya Center are for fans who want to be as close to their favorite performer as possible, with direct, head-on views of the stage. If being near the action matters more than elevation, the floor delivers — just pick your section with the show's layout in mind.

Floor Seating Details

For a traditional end-stage configuration, the floor is divided into seven sections. Section 1 is right up against the stage and typically has about 5 numbered rows; its rows are very large, with as many as 48 seats and no aisle breaks other than at the far edges. Sections 2-4 fill the middle of the floor and generally carry a more affordable price than Section 1, with Section 3 offering roughly 14 seats per row. Sections 5-7 round out the back of the floor.

Views from the Floor

Section 1 provides the most impressive, up-close views of the performance. In the middle of the floor, Section 3 has the best head-on views and is a solid alternative for an end-stage show. Because the floor has no elevation, sightlines from Sections 5-7 can be more difficult; the bowl's side sections, which have steps between rows, are worth comparing for those rear positions.

Good to Know

Floor setups change from show to show. Some events run Sections 1-3 all the way up to the front of the stage, and others feature a full general admission floor where spots are standing-room-only and fill on a first-come, first-served basis. Check the Kaseya Center Concert Seating Chart to confirm the layout for the show you're attending.