TicketHold | Pacific Coliseum Seating Chart & Seat Views – Best Seats for Every Event

Your Guide to the Pacific Coliseum’s Layout, Views, and Premium Seating

The Pacific Coliseum, a historic Vancouver venue, hosts concerts, sports, and family shows. Known for its intimate atmosphere, the arena offers diverse seating options. This guide breaks down the best seats, views, and tips for an optimal experience.

Seating Chart Overview

• Lower Bowl (Sections 1-16): Closest to the action, ideal for concerts and hockey. Center sections (5-12) provide unobstructed views, while corners may have slight angle limitations.
• Upper Bowl (Sections 20-34): Budget-friendly with elevated sightlines. Rows 1-5 in the upper bowl offer surprising clarity, but higher rows feel distant for smaller events.
• Floor Seating: Temporary setup for concerts; rows vary by event. First 10 rows deliver electrifying proximity, but taller attendees may block views in rear floor sections.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Concerts: Sections 5-12 (Rows A-F) for balanced sound and visibility. Avoid floor seats beyond Row 15 unless elevated.
• Hockey: Sections 8-9 near center ice. Upper bowl’s first 5 rows provide panoramic views at lower cost.
• Family Shows: Lower bowl sides (Sections 3-4, 13-14) for easy aisle access and kid-friendly sightlines.

VIP & Accessibility

• Premium Seating: Club seats include lounge access and concessions. Luxury suites fit 12-20 guests with catering options.
• Accessibility: Designated wheelchair areas in Lower Bowl (Sections 2/15) with companion seating. Elevators serve all levels.

Pro Tips

For budget seats, aim for Upper Bowl Rows 1-5. Check view-obstruction notes for pillars in rare corners. Use TicketHold’s interactive map to preview your seat before booking!