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Last Updated2026/2027 Concert Season
The best seats for a concert at Raymond James Stadium come down to what matters most to you. Some fans want to be at stage level on the Field C, Field D, Field J & Field I, while others would trade closeness for the comfort and included extras of the Hall of Fame Club. In between are seats in the stands with a clear look at the whole stage, and spots that keep the price down. At an open-air stadium, where the evening sun lands can matter too.
We weighed view, comfort, convenience and price across the stadium to find our top places to sit for a concert here. Our picks are below.
On the floor
Rows/layouts change by tour
Why We Picked It
The flat field in front of the stage at the south end zone, the only seats at stage level. The center blocks face the stage straight on; the outer blocks look in from an angle.
…Overall, it was amazing being so close to the stage. But it's a tough call between being close and having a reserved seat.
Typical Price
$950–$2,600
Sections 109–111 & 135–137
Rows M–WC
Why We Picked It
Clear angles to the entire stage with enough elevation for seeing over the floor. Easy access to/from the concourse and its amenities.
Typical Price
$280–$300
Why We Picked It
Wider, padded seats at mid-height with a clear side view of the stage. Our view data rates them close to the lower sideline sections, and they typically cost less. Sections on this side of the field are shaded first.
The seats were fantastic. The view was perfect!
Typical Price
$150–$210
Sections 308–312
Rows WC–I
Why We Picked It
Some of the lowest prices in the building, a side view (from the shady side) of the whole production, and the first ten rows keep you closer to the stage and the concourse.
Typical Price
$140–$350
Why We Picked It
A full indoor/outdoor experience with comfortable seating, views of the stage and included food and drink at most shows. Not the closest seats, but a true premium experience.
Typical Price
$1,200–$1,800
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| Seating Priority | Recommended Sections / Areas | Why We Picked It | Typical Price | More... |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Closest to the StageFloor seats | Floor seats | The flat field in front of the stage at the south end zone, the only seats at stage level. The center blocks face the stage straight on; the outer blocks look in from an angle.
| $950–$2,600 | |
Most end-stage shows here sell the floor as reserved chairs, often with a standing pit at the front. | ||||
| Best Seats off the FloorSections 109–111 & 135–137, rows M–WC | Sections 109–111 & 135–137, rows M–WC | Clear angles to the entire stage with enough elevation for seeing over the floor. Easy access to/from the concourse and its amenities. | $280–$300 | |
| Best Club SeatsSections 208–212 | Sections 208–212 | Wider, padded seats at mid-height with a clear side view of the stage. Our view data rates them close to the lower sideline sections, and they typically cost less. Sections on this side of the field are shaded first.
| $150–$210 | |
| Best on a BudgetSections 308–312, rows WC–I | Sections 308–312, rows WC–I | Some of the lowest prices in the building, a side view (from the shady side) of the whole production, and the first ten rows keep you closer to the stage and the concourse. | $140–$350 | |
| Most Upscale ExperienceHall of Fame Club | Hall of Fame Club | A full indoor/outdoor experience with comfortable seating, views of the stage and included food and drink at most shows. Not the closest seats, but a true premium experience. | $1,200–$1,800 | |
Typical prices are the middle half of listings across 9 upcoming concerts, per ticket with fees.
| Avoid Sections / Areas | Why You Should Skip | Preferred Alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Sections 242–245 & 341–344 | In addition to being as far away from the stage as can be, these seats get blinded by the setting sun during summer concerts.
| Floor seats $950–$2,600 |
| Sections 143–144 | Directly in the sun for most summer concerts and you run the risk of a limited view with equipment on the floor. | Sections 107–109 $290–$350 |
| Sections 113–114, 132–133, 213–214 & more | The price point of these side sections is tempting, but there's no guarantee you'll have a view of the stage or even the screens.
| Floor seats $950–$2,600 |
| 300 Level (Sec 302–306, 315–319, 327–331 & more) | The highest, farthest seats from the stage, and often at an angle to it. | Floor seats $950–$2,600 |
Only in the HOF Club (the Lexus Club and 8am Club), which is all-inclusive for most events. The Hyundai Club and Stadium Club seats on the stage half ($140–$210) are still wide, padded seats with a good side view, so check your listing for what's included.
Off the floor: it's flat, and most floor crowds stand all night. The lower sideline sections on the stage half rise row by row, so you see over the row in front. Their top rows are next to the walkway at the top of the lower level, so restroom trips are short; family restrooms are by 103, 118, 128 and 143.
Look for tickets with a row labeled "WC". These are found at the top of most 100 and 200 level sections and at the very front of the 300 level. On the floor/field, most shows have one or more dedicated sections labeled "ADA".
All the upcoming concerts we’ve mapped here use an end stage. Most mix general admission and reserved floor sections; Usher and Chris Brown has reserved floor seats, and Kenny Chesney has reserved floor seats.
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Every tour sets up its own floor: check the map for your concert before you buy.
