The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Seating Chart

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Seating Chart for Concerts

The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory concert seating charts vary by performance. This chart represents the most common setup for concerts at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory, but some sections may be removed or altered for individual shows. Check out the seating chart for your show for the most accurate layout.

The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Seating Chart With Row Numbers

The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Seat Numbers

The seat numbers at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory run from right-to-left. When seated looking at the stage the lowest seat number will be on the far right of each section.

The number of seats in the 100 level sections will range from six seats in the shortest row to 28 seats in the longest row. Fans sitting in the lower rows will have fewer seats in the rows, making get in and out of the seats easier.

The seat numbers in each row in the 200 level start at seat 1 and extend to seat number 32, 33, or 34. Sections 200 and 202 only have five rows of seating, so despite the long rows, these are some of the more intimate sections at Toyota Music Factory.

In sections 300-303 the number of seats ranges from 35 seats in the shortest row to 43 seats in the longest row. Guests looking for tickets in these sections might want to opt for seats near the aisle, as there will be less seats to go through to get to their seat.