Section 103 at The Sphere

(2026 Review) - Lowest Seating Tier: Includes Sections 101-110, located directly behind the floor sections.  Close to the Stage: Provides a more intimate perspective of the performance than the 200 and 300 Levels.  Best Rows: Rows 12-23 offer the best combination of stage proximity and Sphere screen views.  Different View Types:  Sections 105-106 provide the most head-on views, while sections farther from center offer increasingly angled perspectives of the stage.  Restricted Views: The 200 Level overhang restricts the view of the Sphere screen from Row 24 and above.  Who Should Sit Here  The 100 Level at the Sphere is a great fit for fans who want to be close to the stage without sitting on the floor. These sections provide a reserved, elevated seat with a strong perspective of the performance, while the right rows can also provide a clear view of The Sphere's massive screen.  100 Level Seating Details  The 100 Level is the lowest seated level inside The Sphere and consists of Sections 101-110. Each section has 37 rows of seating, with concert seating beginning at Row 12. The level wraps around the stage, giving fans several different perspectives depending on the section.  The 200 Level overhang is an important consideration when choosing seats on this level. Starting around Row 24, the overhang can restrict how much of The Sphere screen is visible, making the front portion of the 100 Level the preferred seating area.  Views from the 100 Level  The best views are found in Rows 12-23, where fans can enjoy close proximity to the stage while still having a more complete view of the entire Sphere screen.  For a head-on view, Sections 105 and 106 are the best choices, sitting directly in front of the stage. Sections 104 and 107 are also good options for fans who don't mind sitting slightly off-center and can provide a similar overall experience.  Pro Tip  If you're choosing seats in the 100 Level, we recommend sticking with Rows 12-23 to avoid the screen restrictions farther back. Fans prioritizing a centered view should target Sections 105 and 106, while Sections 104 and 107 are worth considering for a slightly off-center perspective. 

(2026 Review) - Restricted views at The Sphere refer to seats that have portions of the large screen blocked by the overhang of upper levels. While every 100 Level section provides great views of the stage, some seats on this level are limited in terms of viewing the entire Sphere screen.  Restricted Seats: Rows 24-37 in all 100-level sections  The higher the row is in the 100 Level, the more restricted the view of the background screen becomes. The overhang above these seats blocks an increasing portion of the upper screen, meaning fans in the back rows will see less of the full visual display than those seated closer to the stage.  The graphics and visuals are still visible from these rows, and the stage itself remains clearly visible for concerts. However, much of the appeal of The Sphere comes from being able to take in the massive screen from floor to ceiling, so the restrictions can make a noticeable difference during moments when visuals extend across the entire screen.  For fans who want the most complete view of the Sphere's immersive visuals, we recommend choosing seats in Rows 12-23 on the 100 Level or moving to a higher level where the overhang is no longer a concern. The restricted seats can still be a good option for fans who prioritize being close to the stage and are willing to sacrifice some of the upper-screen views for a lower ticket price. 

(2026 Review) - Seats in rows 24-37 in all 100-level sections are designated as restricted view seats. For concerts, these seats still provide clear views of the stage and performers, but the upper portions of the Sphere screen become increasingly blocked by the overhanging upper levels. This can be particularly noticeable during moments when visuals extend toward the top of the screen.  The restriction becomes more significant as you move farther back in the section, so the higher the row number, the more of the screen may be blocked from view. Fans who want to experience the full Sphere production should consider sitting in a row lower than 24 or choosing seats on another level.  Note: The restrictions get worse as the row numbers get higher, with the back rows offering the most limited views of the Sphere screen.