Event Gallery at Bethel Woods Center For The Arts – Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Explore the Iconic Venue’s Layout for the Best Live Experience

Bethel Woods Center For The Arts, famed for its historic 1969 Woodstock ties, offers a mix of lawn seating and pavilion sections with unparalleled acoustics. The venue’s seating chart includes the Pavilion (covered reserved seating), Lawn (general admission), and premium VIP areas—each with unique perks.

Seating Chart Breakdown: Pros & Cons

• Pavilion (Sections 100-300): Covered seats with clear stage views. Rows A-F (closest) offer intimacy, while higher rows balance price and visibility. Center sections (100/200) have optimal sightlines; side sections may have slight angles.
• Lawn: Budget-friendly but uncovered. Bring blankets/chairs; screens aid visibility. Ideal for casual fans or groups.
• VIP (Gold Circle): Front-row access, exclusive entrances, and premium amenities. Best for dedicated fans.

Best Seats by Event Type

Concerts: Pavilion center (Sections 100/200, rows A-J) for unobstructed artist views. Theater Shows: Mid-pavilion (Sections 101/201) for balanced acoustics. Fireworks/Festivals: Lawn for open skies.

Seat Views & Obstructions

• Pavilion’s front rows may have minor soundboard obstructions; side sections (e.g., 102/302) offer angled but clear views.
• Lawn sightlines vary—arrive early for slope positions near screens.

VIP & Accessibility

Gold Circle tickets include lounge access. ADA seating is available in Pavilion rear (elevated views) and Lawn (ramp access). Luxury suites offer private space with catering.

Pro Tips

• Budget pick: Lawn (early arrival). Mid-range: Pavilion sides. Splurge: Center VIP.
• Check Bethel Woods’ interactive seat map for real-time views before booking.