Closest to the Stage
Field Seats
Rows/layouts change by tour
Why We Picked It
The floor puts you right in front of the stage: general admission or reserved, depending on the tour.
Typical Price
$450–$750
$450–$750
Best Seats off the Floor
Club 108–112 & 126–130
Rows 1–35
Why We Picked It
Riser seating, so it's easier to see over taller people, still close to the stage, and the seats are upgraded with lounge access.
Great view and so worth it to have the Delta club level. Reasonably priced food and beverages inside and no lines for the bathrooms!
Typical Price
$450–$900
$450–$900
Best on a Budget
Sections 208–209, 213–214, 234–235 & more
Rows 1–10
Why We Picked It
Some of the lowest prices in the building, a side-on view of the whole production, and the first ten rows keep you closer to the stage and the concourse.
Great view and sound. We could still see everything on the screens while also being able to see everything on stage.
Typical Price
$190–$300
$190–$300
Cheap and Comfortable
Sports Illustrated Lounge
Rows 12–18
Why We Picked It
Enjoy a head-on view, upgraded seats and lounge access at one of the stadium's lowest price points.
Typical Price
$280–$350
$280–$350
Ultimate Convenience
Sections 117–121
Rows 26–46
Why We Picked It
A straight-on view of the stage from the far end of the field, with the Michelob Ultra Grill at 119, Auntie Anne's by 120–121 and all-inclusive restrooms by 117 and 121 right behind you.
Typical Price
$300–$400
$300–$400
What are you going to see?
Pick an upcoming concert to see our top picks with real-time pricing and availability
- Usher and Chris BrownTue, Nov 10 at 7:30pm
- Usher and Chris BrownWed, Nov 11 at 7:30pm
- Red Lobster Band Of The YearFri, Dec 11
- Harry StylesFri, May 21 at 7:45pm
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| Seating Priority | Recommended Sections / Areas | Why We Picked It | Typical Price | More... |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Closest to the StageField Seats | Field Seats | The floor puts you right in front of the stage: general admission or reserved, depending on the tour. | $450–$750 | |
| Best Seats off the FloorClub 108–112 & 126–130 | Club 108–112 & 126–130 | Riser seating, so it's easier to see over taller people, still close to the stage, and the seats are upgraded with lounge access.
| $450–$900 | |
| Best on a BudgetSections 208–209, 213–214, 234–235 & more, rows 1–10 | Sections 208–209, 213–214, 234–235 & more, rows 1–10 | Some of the lowest prices in the building, a side-on view of the whole production, and the first ten rows keep you closer to the stage and the concourse.
| $190–$300 | |
| Cheap and ComfortableSports Illustrated Lounge (Sec 324C, 325C, 326C & more) | Sports Illustrated Lounge (Sec 324C, 325C, 326C & more) | Enjoy a head-on view, upgraded seats and lounge access at one of the stadium's lowest price points. | $280–$350 | |
 Upper-Level Club: Endzone club seating in Sections 324–327, Rows 12–18 only.
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| Ultimate ConvenienceSections 117–121, rows 26–46 | Sections 117–121, rows 26–46 | A straight-on view of the stage from the far end of the field, with the Michelob Ultra Grill at 119, Auntie Anne's by 120–121 and all-inclusive restrooms by 117 and 121 right behind you. | $300–$400 | |
 These are the farthest lower-level seats from an end stage. You enter near row 40, so the upper rows are quickest in and out, and elevators are by 116 and 122. Avoids lower rows which may have limited views. | ||||
Typical prices are the middle half of listings across all 8 upcoming concerts, per ticket with fees.
Seats to Avoid at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
| Avoid Sections / Areas | Why You Should Skip | Preferred Alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Sections 310–314 & 338–341, rows 26–35 | Not worth the walk up the stairs. These are the highest rows in the stadium and require a lot of effort to get to. | Sections 311–313 & 338–340, rows 1–15 $170–$240 |
| 300 Level (Sec 301–308, 315–322, 329–337 & more) | The highest, farthest seats from the stage, and often at an angle to it. | Mercedes-Benz Club (Club 108–112) $450–$900 |
Tips For Floor Tickets and Choosing a Side
- The floor has no rise at all. The middle blocks face the stage straight on, while the outer blocks look across at it. If your choice is the back of the floor, the first rows of the side clubs sit higher and often see more.
- Field Seats tickets are either general admission (GA: standing, first come, first served) or reserved seats in numbered rows. The tour decides, so check the listing.
- For an end-stage show, the sections behind the stage are usually closed or sold as limited view: pick a side facing the stage.
Questions About the Best Seats for a Concert
Where should I sit at a concert if I'm short or bringing kids?
Skip the flat floor and pick raised seats on the side of the stage: the first rows of Club 108–112 and 126–130 or the 200-level side sections. Both look over the floor crowd instead of through it, and the 200-level sections are small, so trips to the concourse are short.
Do club seats include food and drinks at a Mercedes-Benz Stadium concert?
Some do, but don't expect it without confirming. The stadium says Club 110 and 128 (the AMG Lounge and Truist Club) include food, cocktails, beer and wine, and the Harrah's club seats include food, beer and wine, both "for the majority of events". The other Mercedes-Benz Club and Delta Sky360 Club seats get their lounge, with upscale concessions and private bars. The Sports Illustrated Lounge at the far end of the 300 level includes food and soft drinks for Falcons games but don't expect the perks for a concert. All-inclusive seats typically run $500–$800.
Are floor seats worth it, or is the lower level better?
The front floor blocks are as close as it gets, but the floor is flat, so from the back you watch over heads and lean on the screens. The first rows of the side clubs (Club 108–112 and 126–130, rows 1–10, $700–$1,400) sit above the floor beside the stage and often see more than the back of the floor. Field seats typically run $450–$750.
What do the stage and floor look like for my concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?
All the upcoming concerts we’ve mapped here use an end stage. Floors vary: some have reserved floor seats, some sell a general admission floor, some mix general admission and reserved floor sections.
- Usher and Chris Brown, Nov 10 & 11: End stage, reserved floor seats with a pit, B-stage
- Harry Styles, May 21 & 22: End stage, GA floor with a pit
- Zach Bryan, May 29: End stage, GA and reserved floor
- Stray Kids, Jun 8
- Kenny Chesney, Jul 31: End stage, reserved floor seats with a pit
Every tour sets up its own floor: check the map for your concert before you buy.