St. Joseph's Amphitheatre Lakeview Seating

Seating Overview

St. Joseph's Amphitheatre is a traditional outdoor venue with three tiers of reserved seating, Box Seats and a Lawn area. Before purchasing tickets, be sure to familiarize yourself with the seating chart as it can change from show-to-show.

100 Level

The closest seats to the stage are known as the 100 Level. A ticket in this area will grant you excellent views from within 20 rows of the stage.

Sections 100-104 are often shortened to make way for a general admission pit. The pit is a standing-room only area and usually takes up the first 5-10 rows.

Box Seats

Directly behind the 100 Level are a row of VIP Box Seats. Each box includes over-sized and extra-comfortable chairs in a semi-private space. When buying two or four tickets in a box, you'll likely be sharing it with other guests.

200 Level

The 200 Level starts about 25 rows from the stage. This is a great compromise between expensive 100 Level seats and 300 Level seats that are farther away.

In most sections there are fewer than 15 rows of seats with Row C directly behind the boxes. Accessible seating can be identified by looking for tickets labeled Row QC.

300 Level

Another row of Box Seats sits at the front of the 300 Level in Rows A and B. From there, rows run from C-T in the 300s.

The 300 Level is the cheapest way to get a covered seat and is a good alternative to the general admission, open-air Lawn.

Shaded & Covered Seating

• Which seats are covered at Lakeview Amphitheatre?
  

  All reserved seating at Lakeview Amphitheatre is covered by the venue's roof. This includes the 100 level, 200 level, 300 level, Box seats and the Pit area.

  The Lawn is completely un-covered which affords it great vistas of the surrounding landscape. Small umbrellas are permitted within the lawn area and are recommended if there is a threat of rain.