Section 700 at Riverbend Music Center

(2026 Review) - Covered Reserved Seating: All pavilion sections are under the roof with protection from weather    Three Seating Tiers: Lower (100–300), Middle (400–600), and Upper (700–900)    Closest Non-Pit Seats: Lower Pavilion offers near stage-level views just ~5 rows from the stage    Best Value Range: Middle Pavilion balances price and proximity (20–30 rows back)    Upper Pavilion Tip: Sit within first 15 rows to avoid walkway splits and maximize views    Who Should Sit Here  Pavilion Seating is ideal for fans who want a guaranteed seat with protection from the elements and a range of price options. This area is best for those looking to balance comfort, view quality, and budget.  Pavilion Seating Locations & Details  At Riverbend Music Center, all numbered sections are part of the Pavilion and offer reserved seating.  Fully covered by the pavilion roof    Stadium-style seats with assigned rows and numbers    Wide range of pricing depending on section and proximity    Pavilion seating is divided into three tiers:  Lower Pavilion (Sections 100–300)  The closest reserved seating sections behind the Pit.  Front row sits approximately five rows from the stage    Elevated slightly above the Pit, creating a strong viewing angle    Seats are positioned at or near stage height    These sections offer some of the best overall sightlines in the venue outside of the Pit.  Middle Pavilion (Sections 400–600)  Located just behind the Lower Pavilion, offering a strong balance of price and view.  Typically 20–30 rows from the stage    Elevated perspective improves visibility    More affordable than Lower Pavilion    Excellent value option for fans who want good views without premium pricing.  Upper Pavilion (Sections 700–900)  The largest sections in the venue, located at the back of the pavilion.  Large sections with 20+ rows    Elevated views of the stage and crowd    Key layout detail:  Walkway splits the section between Rows OO and PP    Best strategy: Sit within the first 15 rows to avoid disruption from foot traffic and maintain better sightlines    Views from Pavilion Seating  Lower Pavilion: Closest and most immersive reserved views    Middle Pavilion: Balanced perspective with strong value    Upper Pavilion: Elevated, more distant views but still clear    All sections benefit from a covered environment and unobstructed sound.  Pro Tips  Choose Lower Pavilion for the best non-pit experience    Target Middle Pavilion for value without sacrificing too much proximity    Sit in Rows 1–15 of Upper Pavilion for the best experience in those sections