Artis—Naples Seating Chart Guide: Best Seats, Views & Tips

Discover the Perfect Seat at Southwest Florida’s Premier Arts Venue

Artis—Naples, home to the Naples Philharmonic and Baker Museum, is a cultural gem with two distinct venues: Hayes Hall (1,441 seats) and Daniels Pavilion (285 seats). This guide breaks down seating options, views, and insider tips to help you choose the best seats for concerts, Broadway shows, or classical performances.

Hayes Hall Seating Chart Breakdown

• Orchestra (Sections A–D): Front-row clarity with steep pricing. Rows A–C offer intimate artist views, while rear rows (D) may have slight sound balance issues.
• Grand Tier (Center): Ideal acoustics for classical shows. Side Grand Tier seats have partially obstructed stage views during dance performances.
• Balcony: Budget-friendly with surprisingly good sightlines. Avoid far side seats (Balcony Boxes) for theater—partial obstructions occur.

Daniels Pavilion: An Intimate Experience

This cabaret-style venue offers 360° seating. Center sections provide direct sightlines, while elevated side seats (Rows E–G) deliver better visibility over standing crowds during jazz events.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Symphony: Grand Tier Center (Rows 1–3) for balanced acoustics.
• Broadway: Orchestra Center (Rows E–L) – avoids over-angle views.
• Comedy: Daniels Pavilion Tables – closest to the performer.

VIP & Accessibility

• Donor Lounges: Priority seating with lounge access (Sections A100–A102).
• Wheelchair Spaces: Available in Orchestra Rear and Balcony Front with companion seats.
• Sightline Tip: Hayes Hall’s steep rake ensures minimal obstructions—even rear Balcony seats have clear views.

Pro Tips

For budget buyers, Balcony Center Rows 1–3 offer 80% of the experience at 40% of Orchestra prices. Use the venue’s virtual tour tool to preview exact sightlines before purchasing.