TicketHold | Centennial Terrace Seating Chart Guide – Best Seats & Views

Your Ultimate Guide to Centennial Terrace Seating

Centennial Terrace, a premier outdoor amphitheater, hosts concerts, festivals, and community events with a capacity of 4,500. Known for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics, the venue offers a mix of reserved and general admission seating. This guide breaks down the seating chart, views, and tips to help you choose the perfect spot.

Seating Chart Overview

• Reserved Pavilion Seating: Covered rows (A–L) closest to the stage—unobstructed views but pricier.
• General Admission Lawn: Affordable open-air seating on a sloping lawn; bring blankets/chairs. Sightlines can be limited for shorter attendees.
• Mid-Pavilion (Rows M–T): Balance of cost and visibility, with slight elevation for better stage views.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Concerts: Front-center pavilion (Rows A–F) for artist proximity. Side pavilion seats (Sections 2/4) offer value with angled views.
• Festivals: Lawn GA for flexibility or back pavilion (Rows U–X) to enjoy multiple acts comfortably.

Seat Views & Obstructions

Pavilion seats guarantee clear sightlines, while lawn sightlines may be affected by crowd movement. Avoid far-side seats (Sections 1/5) for performances with heavy stage production.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Boxes: Private seating with premium sightlines and dedicated concessions.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible areas in pavilion rear and lawn; request companion seating when booking.

Pro Tips

• Check weather forecasts for lawn seats; pavilion is covered.
• Arrive early for GA lawn to secure prime spots.
• Use TicketHold’s interactive map to compare views before purchasing.