Floor Seats for Concerts at Spectrum Center

• Closest to the Stage: Floor seats put you on the arena floor for concerts, typically in an end-stage setup with the stage at the end nearest sections 107-112.
• Six Floor Sections: The floor is usually divided into six sections labeled Floor 1 through Floor 6.
• Typical Layout: Each section usually has about 20 rows of lettered seating, with Row A at the front.
• GA Caveat: The floor is occasionally sold as general admission instead of reserved seating — check your ticket before you go.

Who Should Sit Here

Floor seats at Spectrum Center in Charlotte are for fans who want to be as close to the performer as possible. If getting near the stage matters more than anything else, this is where you want to be. Just know the exact experience depends on whether your show is reserved or general admission.

Spectrum Center Floor Seating Details

For most concerts at Spectrum Center, the stage is set up at the end closest to sections 107-112. In this end-stage configuration, the floor is typically split into six sections — Floor 1 through Floor 6. Most sections are the same size, with roughly 20 rows of lettered seating and Row A at the front of each. Seat numbers vary by performance, but the most common setup has 14 seats per row, with seat 1 on the right aisle as you face the stage.

Views from the Floor

Floor seats offer an eye-level, up-close view of the stage. Rows closer to Row A put you nearest the action, while views further back are still on the floor but set behind the front rows. Exact sightlines depend on the specific stage setup for your show.

Good to Know

On occasion the floor is turned into a general admission area. When that happens, GA ticketholders can access all parts of the GA floor, and standing spots near the stage are first-come, first-served. If you have a GA ticket and want to be close to the stage, plan to arrive a few hours before doors open.