Section 203 at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre

(2026 Review) - Three Levels of Reserved Seats: Includes Pit (101-103), 200 Level, and 300 Level sections    Best Way to Choose Your View: Assigned seating lets you pick your distance and angle to the stage    200 Level Sweet Spot: Sections 201-203 offer a strong mix of proximity and value    Largest Sections in the 300 Level: Sections 301-306 provide the most inventory and budget options    Avoid Extreme Side Sections: Sections 301 and 306 can have tougher viewing angles    Who Should Sit Here  Reserved Seating is ideal for fans who want a guaranteed seat and the ability to choose exactly how close or centered they are to the stage. It’s a great option for those who prefer structure and comfort over the unpredictability of general admission areas.  Reserved Seating Location & Details  Reserved seating at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre is divided into three levels, each offering a different experience based on proximity and price.  The closest level to the stage is Sections 101-103. These are often configured as Pit seating and may be either reserved or general admission depending on the show. For more details on this setup, see the Pit Seating section.  Just behind the Pit, the 200 Level (Sections 201-203) is one of the most desirable reserved seating areas in the venue. These sections sit directly in front of the premium box seats and offer a great balance of distance and elevation. Sections 201 and 203 each feature 12 rows (Rows A-L), while Section 202 is smaller with just 6 rows (Rows A-F), creating a more intimate feel.  The 300 Level (Sections 301-306) makes up the largest portion of reserved seating. These sections extend farther back and higher, with as many as 27 rows. Rows are labeled with single letters in the front and double letters toward the back.  Views from Reserved Seating  Views can vary significantly depending on your section and row. The 200 Level provides some of the most balanced views in the venue, while the 300 Level offers a more elevated and distant perspective.  Because of the venue’s width, seats on the far sides — especially in Sections 301 and 306 — can have sharper angles that make it harder to see the full stage. Sitting closer to the center generally results in a much better overall experience.