Pavilion Seating at Ravinia

• Only Clear Stage Views – Best and most direct sightlines to the performance

• Three Main Sections – Left, Center, and Right based on stage alignment

• Covered Seating – Protection from sun and rain under the pavilion roof

• No Food or Drink at Seats – Dining is limited to the Lawn and other areas

Who Should Sit Here

Pavilion Seating is ideal for guests who want a traditional concert experience with clear, direct views of the stage. This is the best option at Ravinia for those focused on the performance itself rather than the social, picnic-style atmosphere of the Lawn. Fans who prioritize sightlines, sound quality, and a structured seating environment will benefit most from these seats. Guests looking to bring food and drinks to their seats or enjoy a more relaxed experience may prefer the Lawn instead.

Location & Details

Pavilion Seating is located directly in front of the stage and is divided into three main sections based on alignment.

• Sections: Left, Center, and Right

• Each section is split into lower and upper portions

• Single-letter rows (A–Z) are closest to the stage

• Double-letter rows (AA–OO) are farther back

• All seats are fully covered by the pavilion roof

Views From the Pavilion

Pavilion Seating offers the best views at Ravinia and is the only area with consistently clear sightlines to the stage. The Center section provides the most direct, head-on perspective, while Left and Right sections offer slightly angled views that are still very good.

For the best overall experience, seats in the Center section within single-letter rows (A–Z) provide the closest and most immersive views.

Pavilion Seating Rules

Pavilion Seating offers a comfortable, protected viewing environment with a few key restrictions to note.

• Covered seating protects from weather

• Access to the Lawn is included with your ticket

• Food and beverages are not permitted within pavilion seating areas

Guests are still able to bring food and drinks into Ravinia and enjoy them on the Lawn before or after the performance.