Section 5 at Leader Bank Pavilion

(2026 Review) - Covered Seating: All Pavilion (numbered) sections sit under the canopy    Closest Views: Lower Pavilion sections run right up to the stage    Best Section: Section 2 offers the most centered, head-on views    Split Layout: VIP Boxes divide Section 2 into front and rear seating areas    Value Option: Upper Pavilion is more affordable but flatter with tougher sightlines    Who Should Sit Here  Pavilion seats are ideal for fans who want a guaranteed, covered seat with a clear view of the stage. This is the best option for those choosing between proximity (Lower Pavilion) and value (Upper Pavilion) while avoiding open-air sections like the lawn or concourse.  Pavilion Seats Location & Details  At Leader Bank Pavilion, all numbered sections are considered Pavilion Seats and are fully covered by the venue’s canopy. These sections are divided into Lower Pavilion and Upper Pavilion, each offering a different viewing experience.  Lower Pavilion Sections  The Lower Pavilion provides the closest reserved seating in the venue and is often the most in-demand area.  These sections extend right up to the stage, offering an immersive and direct view of the performance. Section 2 is centered and widely considered the best location due to its straight-on perspective. Sections 1 and 3 sit to either side and provide slightly angled views.  One unique feature of Section 2 is that it is split into two parts by the VIP Boxes located in the middle of the section. Rows A through AA are positioned in front of the boxes, while rows BB and higher are located behind them.  Upper Pavilion Sections  The Upper Pavilion offers a more budget-friendly option while still keeping fans under the canopy.  These sections are set farther back and feature roughly 20 rows of seating, with Row A at the front. While views are still clear, the seating area is relatively flat, which can make it more difficult to see over fans in front — especially in higher rows.  For the best experience in this area, choosing seats as close to the front as possible can make a noticeable difference.  Views from Pavilion Seats  Views throughout the Pavilion are generally strong, with coverage from the canopy adding to the comfort of the experience.  The Lower Pavilion offers the most immersive and direct views, especially in Section 2. The Upper Pavilion provides a more distant perspective but still maintains a clear look at the stage, particularly in front rows.  All Pavilion seats are fully covered, making them a reliable option in any weather    Section 2 offers the best overall sightlines, while Sections 1 and 3 are slightly angled    Upper Pavilion seating can feel flat, so row selection is important