Section 1
Nassau Coliseum

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About Section 1

Key Insights

Rows AA, 1-9

Row Numbers

For most concerts, rows in Section 1 are labeled AA, 1-9
When looking towards the stage, lower number seats are on the right

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What It's Like to Sit in Section 1

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RYS Expert Reviews

Lower Level

- On the Nassau Coliseum seating chart, sections 1-28 and 101-128 make up the Lower Level. These sections are known for their close proximity as all seats are within 20 rows of the floor. Front vs. Rear Lower Level Sections The Lower Level is split up into front and rear sections. Front sections are all numbered under 100 and are within ten rows of the floor. Rear sections are labeled in the 100s and begin directly behind front sections (there is no walkway in between). An entrance to the Lower Level is located at the top row in the 100s. Best Concert Seats in the Lower Level These sections are the primary alternative to Floor Seats - especially for guests who don't like the flat seating on the Floor. For the best views, we recommend side sections close to the stage. Sections like 1 and 19 are excellent options, but we also like adjacent sections 2 and 18.

Fan Reviews

★★★★★

Great view of stage Better than expected, the seats were very close with the stage and almost level with the floor. (I had actually waved to two of the opening acts and they saw and waved back, esp. at me and not my section in general!) Of course once the performer walks to the other side or turns around it isn't as great, but I would definitely recommend these seats!

Section 1 / Row 2 / Seat(s) 7, 8 • Mar 2014

Seating and Ticket Q&A

Which side of the arena do the Islanders shoot twice?

Hi, and thank you for your question. The Islanders shoot twice on the north end of the arena. Section 24 is directly behind this net, with sections 1 and 19-28 surrounding the north end of the arena where the Islanders shoot twice.