Closest to the Stage
Field Seats
Rows/layouts change by tour
Why We Picked It
The front of the floor is as close as you can get. This area may be reserved seating or a general admission standing area.
Typical Price
—
Best Seats off the Floor
Sections 113–116 & 132–135
Rows 16–31
Why We Picked It
Riser seating with a more comfortable angle to the stage. It's easier to see over taller people, fairly close to the stage and the concourse (food, drinks, restrooms) is steps away.
Typical Price
$400–$550 USD
$400–$550 USD
Best on a Budget
Sections 213–215, 233–235, 511–515 & more
Rows 1–13
Why We Picked It
Some of the lowest prices in the building, a side-on view of the production, and the first closer rows keep you closer to the stage and the concourse.
…close enough to the stage and screens that you can see what's going on at all times! Very cheap for the view…
Typical Price
$140–$230 USD
$140–$230 USD
Most Comfortable Experience
Home Plate Terrace
Rows 1–13
Why We Picked It
Comfortable head-on views with larger seats, club access and access to amenities with shorter wait times.
…In this club area I had a seat, most fans sat down and I could easily jump back to the lounge for a break…
Typical Price
$400–$550 USD
$400–$550 USD
What are you going to see?
Pick an upcoming concert to see our top picks with real-time pricing and availability
- Backstreet BoysFri, Feb 12 at 8:00pm
- Backstreet BoysSat, Feb 13 at 8:00pm
- Backstreet BoysSun, Feb 14 at 8:00pm
- Backstreet BoysFri, Feb 19 at 8:00pm
Our ticket picks for
Our Top Picks For Where to Sit
Click a pick for photos, reviews and tickets
| Seating Priority | Recommended Sections / Areas | Why We Picked It | Typical Price | More... |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Closest to the StageField Seats | Field Seats | The front of the floor is as close as you can get. This area may be reserved seating or a general admission standing area. | — | |
| Best Seats off the FloorSections 113–116 & 132–135, rows 16–31 | Sections 113–116 & 132–135, rows 16–31 | Riser seating with a more comfortable angle to the stage. It's easier to see over taller people, fairly close to the stage and the concourse (food, drinks, restrooms) is steps away. | $400–$550 USD | |
| Best on a BudgetSections 213–215, 233–235, 511–515 & more, rows 1–13 | Sections 213–215, 233–235, 511–515 & more, rows 1–13 | Some of the lowest prices in the building, a side-on view of the production, and the first closer rows keep you closer to the stage and the concourse.
| $140–$230 USD | |
| Most Comfortable ExperienceHome Plate Terrace (Sec 221–227, 224A & 224B) | Home Plate Terrace (Sec 221–227, 224A & 224B) | Comfortable head-on views with larger seats, club access and access to amenities with shorter wait times.
| $400–$550 USD | |
| ||||
Typical prices are the middle half of listings across all 12 upcoming concerts, per ticket with fees, in $USD.
Seats to Avoid at Rogers Centre
| Avoid Sections / Areas | Why You Should Skip | Preferred Alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Sections 110–113 & 135–138, rows 1–10 | Fans have found it difficult to see over the floor from such a low perspective. A higher row in the same section is a better bet and usually cheaper.
| Sections 109–113 & 135–140, rows vary by section $350–$550 USD |
| Sections 510–516, rows 20–37 | These are the largest sections in the upper level. Getting to the top rows is a long walk, and once you're up there the atmosphere and sound aren't great.
| Sections 522–526, 524B & 524A $120–$220 USD |
| Sections 508, 516–521, 527–532 & more | The highest, farthest seats from the stage, and often at an angle to it. | TD Lounge (Sec 1–5) |
Tips For Floor Tickets and Choosing a Side
- With the stage at the outfield end, the two sides of the bowl are mirror images. What differs is behind you: the 108 side has the Gate 3 elevator and the Jays Shop, and the 141 side has the Gate 13 elevator, first aid, Fan Services and the 100-level spot for ASL interpreters (request them 30 days ahead).
- The floor is flat turf with no rise, so past the first blocks you watch over heads. In the 100-level sections next to the stage, the rows start at 21 or higher, so even the front row sees over the floor crowd.
- When the floor is general admission, as it was for Metallica, Rufus Du Sol, Zach Bryan and the Backstreet Boys run, your spot depends on when you get in, and the venue doesn't allow lines before noon on show day. Pits and named floor areas are sold as their own tickets.
- On a reserved floor, the blocks are lettered from the stage back (Field A, then B and C) and numbered across. The middle numbers of each letter face the stage straight on, and the low and high numbers at the edges see it at an angle.
- Concerts here get loud, with strobes and sometimes pyro. Bring ear protection for kids (noise-cancelling headphones in kids' sizes are sold at the Jays Shop by section 110), and take breaks in the Sensory Room by 212 or the quiet areas in the Gate 3 elevator lobby on the 100 and 200 levels.
Questions About the Best Seats for a Concert
Is the floor general admission or reserved at Rogers Centre concerts?
Usually reserved. Most of the tours we mapped sold reserved floor seats in lettered blocks (Field A nearest the stage, then B and C), and a few of those added a standing pit up front. Some shows like Metallica, Rufus Du Sol, Zach Bryan and the Backstreet Boys run sold most of the floor as general admission.
Is a floor seat better than the lower level at a Rogers Centre concert?
Near the front, yes: the Field A blocks are the closest seats in the building. Farther back, the flat floor loses its edge. Our view ratings put the back blocks about level with the 100-level side sections next to the stage, which sit above the crowd, and the guides we read agree that a raised side seat beats the back of the floor. Those side sections typically run $350–$600 USD.
Do the 100-level seats face the stage at a Rogers Centre concert?
Not squarely. The 2024 rebuild angled the 100-level seats toward home plate, the opposite end from the stage, so in the side sections you'll sit turned toward the stage. The sections behind home plate face it head-on, but they're the farthest seats from it.
Where does a concert sound best at Rogers Centre?
Close to the stage and near the middle of the floor, between the speaker stacks. Audio experts and fans say the dome echoes, more so with the roof closed, and that the far upper-level seats get the muddiest sound. The roof can't move in cold weather, so winter shows are closed-roof.
Where should we sit with kids at a Rogers Centre concert?
Try the 200-level side sections near the stage, which typically run $260–$350 USD. They're 13 rows each, rated about as well as the 100-level side sections, and close to the Sensory Room and Fan Services (212), Fan Services (236), first aid and a multipurpose washroom (238) and the infant feeding room (240). Bring ear protection: the venue warns of high volume, strobes and pyro.
What do the stage and floor look like for my concert at Rogers Centre?
The next concert we’ve mapped here, Backstreet Boys, uses an end stage and mixes general admission and reserved floor sections.
- Backstreet Boys, Feb 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, Mar 5, 6 & 7: End stage, GA and reserved floor
Every tour sets up its own floor: check the map for your concert before you buy.