TicketHold | Egyptian Room At Old National Centre Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Complete Guide to the Best Seats at the Egyptian Room

The Egyptian Room at Old National Centre in Indianapolis is a historic mid-size venue (capacity: 1,700) known for its intimate atmosphere and stunning Egyptian-themed decor. This guide breaks down the seating chart, views, and tips to help you choose the perfect spot for concerts, comedy shows, and special events.

Seating Chart Overview

• Orchestra Floor (General Admission): Standing-room only area closest to the stage—ideal for energetic fans but lacks seating.
• Balcony Reserved Seating: Tiered elevated seats offering clear sightlines, though rear rows may feel distant for some.
• Box Seats (Sides): Semi-private with good angles but may have partial obstructions from pillars.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Concerts: Center balcony (Rows A-C) for balanced sound and view.
• Comedy Shows: Orchestra front (if seated) or lower balcony for facial expressions.
• VIP Experience: Front-row balcony or box seats with exclusive lounge access.

Seat View Tips

Avoid extreme side sections (near pillars) and prioritize center balcony for unobstructed sightlines. The venue’s steep rake ensures good visibility even in rear rows.

Accessibility & Amenities

• ADA seating available in both orchestra (with companion seats) and balcony.
• VIP upgrades include premium sightlines, private entrances, and bar access.

Budget-Friendly Picks

Upper balcony seats still deliver great acoustics at lower prices. For sold-out shows, check for last-minute box seat releases.