Floor Seats for Concerts at PPG Paints Arena

• Closest to the Stage: Floor Seats put you at stage level, right where the ice sits for Penguins games — the nearest you can get for a concert.
• Nine Floor Sections: The standard floor is split into nine numbered sections, organized front (1-3), middle (4-6), and back.
• Setups Vary by Show: Some touring artists use custom floor layouts, so always check the concert seating chart for your specific show before buying.
• General Admission Shows: On GA floor shows, seating is first come, first served — arrive early to get closest to the stage.

Who Should Sit Here

Floor Seats at PPG Paints Arena are for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible. If being near the stage matters more than anything else, this is where you want to be — just be ready for the layout to shift depending on the artist and production.

Floor Seats Seating Details

Floor Seats are located at stage level, where the ice surface would normally be during a Penguins game. The standard floor is divided into nine numbered sections and grouped into front, middle, and back. In the front sections (1-3), rows begin with the letter A. In the middle sections (4-6), rows ascend from AA. In the back sections, the first row of seating is AAA. Because some touring artists use a custom setup that alters this layout, it's important to check the concert seating chart for your show before purchasing.

Views from the Floor Seats

Floor Seats deliver an up-close, stage-level perspective. Front sections put you right at the stage, while middle and back sections sit progressively farther back across the floor. Exact sightlines depend on the production and stage configuration for each show.

Good to Know

For shows with a general admission floor, there are no reserved seats — tickets are first come, first served, and fans who arrive early get closest to the stage. Plan to line up ahead of time if a front-of-stage spot is your goal.