Field Seats for Concerts at Raymond James Stadium

• Closest to the Stage: Field Seats are the nearest sections to the stage, with a view from field level.
• Reserved vs. GA: Most shows offer reserved field sections (assigned section, row, and seat on folding chairs) plus general admission areas labeled GA (e.g. GA Pit/GA Field).
• GA Is Standing, First-Come: General admission tickets give you access to an area but no assigned seat — all spots are first-come, first-serve.
• Configuration Varies: The exact layout of field sections changes from show to show.

Who Should Sit Here

Field Seats at Raymond James Stadium are for fans who want to be as close to the stage as possible. If you like a reserved chair and a guaranteed spot, look to the reserved field sections; if you don't mind standing and want to be right up front, the GA areas are popular with younger and more energetic crowds.

Field Seats Location & Details

These sections sit at field level directly in front of the stage. Reserved sections come with an assigned section, row, and seat on folding chairs facing the stage. General admission sections are usually labeled GA — such as GA Pit or GA Field — and grant access to a specific area rather than a set seat. You can view how the field is laid out on the Raymond James Stadium concert seating chart, keeping in mind the configuration varies by show.

Views from the Field Seats

A field ticket puts you at ground level looking up at the stage, the closest vantage point in the venue. GA spots near the front offer the tightest views, while reserved chairs further back trade a little distance for a guaranteed seat.

Sun & Shade

When facing the stage from the field, the right side tends to be sunnier than the left — worth noting for daytime and early-evening shows. Restrooms and concessions are usually available at the rear of the field.