Reserved Seats at RBC Amphitheatre

• Four Reserved Levels: 100 (Floor), 200, 300, and 400 Levels each offer different experiences

• Closest Option: 100 Level (Floor) provides the most proximity to the stage

• Covered Seating: 200 and most of the 300 Level are under the pavilion roof

• Best Center Views: Sections 302–304 offer strong, head-on sightlines

• Value Options: 400 Level is uncovered but more affordable

Who Should Sit Here

Reserved seating is ideal for fans who want a guaranteed seat and a more structured viewing experience. With multiple levels to choose from, this setup allows fans to prioritize either proximity, coverage, or value depending on their preferences.

Reserved Seating Locations & Details

RBC Amphitheatre features four levels of reserved seating, each offering a different combination of distance from the stage, elevation, and coverage.

The 100 Level, also referred to as the Floor, sits closest to the stage. Depending on the show, this area may be configured as either reserved seating or a general admission Pit.

The 200 Level is positioned directly behind the floor and features permanent stadium-style seating. These sections are fully covered by the pavilion roof and are typically located within 20–50 rows of the stage, making them one of the most comfortable and consistent options in the venue.

The 300 Level sits farther back but still offers strong viewing angles, especially in Sections 302–304, which are centered to the stage. These sections are also the last rows under the pavilion roof, meaning seats farther back may be exposed. In terms of distance, the 300 Level is similar to premium box seating areas.

The 400 Level is the furthest reserved seating area and is fully open-air. These sections sit just in front of the lawn and provide a more budget-friendly reserved option. Sections 405 and 406 typically offer the best views in this level due to their more centered positioning.

Views from Reserved Seating

Views vary significantly depending on level and section.

The 100 Level offers the most immersive experience due to proximity, while the 200 Level provides a comfortable balance of distance and elevation with consistent coverage. The 300 Level can offer excellent sightlines in centered sections, especially closer to the front, while the 400 Level is more distant but still provides a full view of the stage.

Other Considerations

• Coverage varies by level, with upper rows more likely to be exposed

• Some sections, particularly in the 300 and 400 Levels, may have obstructed view notes

• Support poles can impact views in certain areas, especially farther back

• Choosing a center section and a lower row typically provides the best overall experience