Pavilion Seats at The Meadows Music Theatre

• Covered Seating: All pavilion sections are located under the pavilion roof for full weather protection

• Section Layout: Eight sections (100–800) split between lower and upper pavilion areas

• Closest Views: Sections 100–300 offer the best proximity to the stage

• Best Value Covered Seats: Upper pavilion (400–800) provides cheaper options with solid views

• Potential Obstructions: Rear upper rows may have partial views due to support pillars

Who Should Sit Here

Pavilion Seating is ideal for fans who want a guaranteed seat with protection from the weather. This area is best for those prioritizing comfort, consistent views, and a traditional concert experience over the flexibility of the lawn.

Pavilion Seating Location & Details

Pavilion seating at The Meadows Music Theatre is located entirely under the pavilion roof and consists of eight sections numbered 100 through 800.

Lower Pavilion (Sections 100–300)

The lower pavilion includes the three sections closest to the stage.

• Section 200: Centered with the most direct, head-on views

• Sections 100 & 300: Positioned on the sides but angled toward the stage

• Closest reserved seating in the venue

For some shows, a general admission pit is placed in front of these sections. When present:

• Reserved seating begins just behind the pit

• Lower sections sit slightly farther from the stage

When the pit is not used:

• Lower pavilion sections extend closer, becoming the closest seats available

Upper Pavilion (Sections 400–800)

The upper pavilion is the largest reserved seating area and sits just behind the lower sections.

• More affordable than lower pavilion

• Still fully covered by the roof

• Sections on the sides have more angled views

Row structure:

• Double-letter rows: Located at the front of each section

• Triple-letter rows: Located toward the back

Views from Pavilion Seating

Views vary based on section and row location:

• Lower Pavilion: Best overall views with close proximity to the stage

• Upper Pavilion Center: Solid elevated views with a balanced perspective

• Upper Pavilion Sides: More angled views compared to center sections

Fans seated in triple-letter rows may experience slight obstructions from pavilion support pillars, especially toward the back of the sections.

Things to Know

• Lower pavilion offers the best views but comes at a higher price

• Upper pavilion is a strong value option compared to lawn seating

• Pillars may impact views in rear upper rows

• Presence of a GA pit can affect how close reserved seats are to the stage

Pro Tips

• Choose Section 200 for the most direct, centered view

• Sit in double-letter rows for fewer obstructions

• Avoid far side sections if you prefer a head-on perspective

• Check if a pit is included for your show—it impacts seat proximity