North Charleston Coliseum RAP / HIP HOP CONCERTS - "Young Gunz" + "Cash Money Millionaires" + "Freeway" + "Beanie Sigel" + "The Lox" + "State Property" - Seating & Ticket Guide

Best Value Tickets

The most affordable options are located in Sections 216, Rows T, priced at $95 each. These seats provide a good overall view with a close proximity to the stage, especially for general admission or standing areas. For those seeking a balance of affordability and a decent view, Sections 210-213, Rows U and S, with prices ranging from $118 to $138, offer excellent value. These sections are located in the lower tier, slightly to the sides but still provide a clear perspective of the stage.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

The sections in the middle price range, such as Sections 214-215, Rows N and Q, priced at $123-$128, are considered the “sweet spot.” These seats are centrally located and offer a balanced view of the stage, making them ideal for fans who want a good experience without paying premium prices. Rows in these sections provide an optimal viewing angle and are generally more accessible.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Premium sections in the floor area, such as FLR 50 and 51, Rows 10 and 17, with prices from $576 up to $961, offer closer proximity to the stage and a more immersive experience. These are ideal for fans wanting the best possible view and atmosphere but come at a significantly higher price. Additionally, sections in the balcony or upper levels like Section 229-232, Rows K-U, with prices from $128 to $158, provide elevated views of the stage, perfect for those who prioritize a broad perspective over proximity.

Premium & Last-Minute Options

The top-tier seats in the front floor sections (e.g., FLR 51, Row 10, $961) are the premium choice, offering an up-close experience. Last-minute buyers may find seats in sections 228-232, Rows K-U, with prices between $128 and $158, which still provide excellent views but at slightly reduced prices compared to front-row tickets. For those wanting last-minute convenience, the mid-tier balcony sections (e.g., Sections 210-213, Rows S-U) in the $118-$138 range are ideal for quick access and good sightlines.

Section & Row Highlights & View Differences

• Sections 210-213: Located in the lower level, Rows U and S, offering a near-stage view with a slight angle. Rows U are slightly elevated, providing clearer sightlines for taller attendees.
• Sections 214-216: Mid-tier sections with Rows N and Q, offering a central perspective that balances distance and view quality. These seats are slightly higher, providing a broader stage overview.
• Floor Sections FLR 50-54: Closer to the stage, with Rows 10 and 17, delivering an immersive experience. Rows 10 are at the front, ideal for an up-close view, whereas Row 17 offers a slightly elevated perspective.
• Upper Sections 228-232: Elevated views from Rows K-U, great for a panoramic view of the entire stage. Prices increase with proximity to the stage but still offer good value for elevated seating.
• Rows T in Sections 216 and 229-232: Slightly farther back but still provide a clear, unobstructed view of the stage with more affordable prices.

Additional Tips

• Seats in Rows S and U tend to have better sightlines for taller individuals, reducing obstruction from railings or other audience members.
• Floor seats (e.g., FLR 50-54) are highly desirable for close-up experience but may have limited availability and higher prices.
• Elevated sections in the balcony (Sections 228-232) are ideal for a broader view of the entire stage setup, especially if you prefer a less crowded environment.