Field Seats for Concerts at Caesars Superdome

• On the Field: Field Seats sit directly on the floor of Caesars Superdome, closest to the stage for concerts.
• Best Concert Views: Widely considered the best seats for a show, with the most direct sightlines to the stage.
• Two Ticket Types: Most field seats are reserved (assigned section, row and seat); some concerts also sell general admission on the field.
• Stage Direction: For most major concerts the stage is set near the South endzone, and field seats face that way.
• GA Is First-Come: GA field tickets have no assigned seat — earlier arrival means a better spot.

Who Should Sit Here

Field Seats at Caesars Superdome are for concertgoers who want to be as close to the stage as possible. If seeing the performance up close matters most to you, this is the area to target. Fans who prefer a guaranteed spot should look at reserved sections, while those who don't mind standing and arriving early can consider general admission.

Field Seats Location & Details

These sections are located directly on the field. The seating chart for Superdome concerts varies by performance, but for most major concerts the stage is set up near the South endzone and field seats face that direction. Most field seats are reserved, with an assigned section, row and seat — reserved sections are typically labeled with a letter, and the sections closest to the stage are the most desirable. Some concerts also sell general admission (GA) tickets on the field; these grant access to a standing area rather than a seat, and are usually labeled GA Field, GA Pit or GA Floor.

Views from the Field Seats

Field Seats offer the best views of the stage of any area in the building, thanks to their position directly on the floor facing the performance. Sections closest to the stage have the most direct sightlines.

Good to Know

If you buy general admission (GA Field, GA Pit or GA Floor), spaces are first-come, first-serve — arrive as early as you can to claim a spot near the front.