Floor Seats for Concerts at Scotiabank Arena

Features & Amenities

Floor seating for traditional end-stage concerts at Scotiabank Arena is made up of ten lettered sections. A total of 42 rows fit between the stage and the back of the floor.

Row Information

During a performance featuring a traditional end-stage configuration, seat numbers begin with seat 1 on the far edge of the left floor section when facing the stage.

With about 14 seats in each row, seat numbers close to 1 and 14 will be nearest the aisles.

Section AA is three rows closest to the stage. Row 1 in sections A-C follows directly behind row 3.

Different Tours, Different Setups

It is not uncommon for performances to feature a unique setup on the floor, including the possibility of a shortened center floor section (ending at row 26 to accommodate a mixing booth behind), as well as a single general admission standing room only floor configuration.

Other artists will have stages designed to fit their show and can change the configuration completely. Visit our concert seating chart page to see the setup for your show.

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Seating and Ticket Q&A

Where exactly is FLRR Row 19 at Air Canada Centre?

For a traditional end stage concert, the Air Canada Centre will feature 3 floor sections, Left, Center and Right. When looking at the stage from the floor, Floor Right will be the furthest to the right and is also commonly referred to as FLRR. Row 19 is the 19th row of about 45, which will put you near the middle of the floor for a traditional setup.

Floor Right Row 19 Seating Location — Floor Right is located in the right third of the floor seats, and features up to 45 rows for a traditional end stage performance

Where is Left Floor Row 11 at Air Canada Centre?

For a traditional end stage configuration, all the rows in the floor section seating at Air Canada Centre will be classified by number, and from row 11 you will be just 10 rows from the front of the section.

The seats face the left side of the stage and will have very close and impressive views of the performance. Floor seats are often considered some of the best for a concert as they keep you very well aligned with the front of the stage (requiring less head turning to catch all the action) and you will be very close to all aspects of the show. The only concern with floor sections is the absence of stadium style seating (there will not be any change in height between seating rows), which puts the views at risk of being partially obstructed if you have a taller fan in the seat just in front of you.

Please take care however as some performers may have a custom stage and floor configuration which could put Floor Left Row 11 in a different location.

Floor Left Row 11 Seating Location — With good proximity to the stage, seats in Floor Left Row 11 will have exciting views for a traditionally setup show

How are floor seats numbered at Air Canada Centre for concerts?

For most end-stage concerts at Air Canada Centre, Floor seats are labeled left to right as you look at the stage. Seat 1 is on your left and higher seats are on the right.

Typically, Seats 1-14 are in Floor Left, seats 15-28 are in Floor Center and seats 29-42 are in Floor right.