Prescott Frontier Days Seating Chart & Seat Views – Best Seats for Rodeo Action

Your Guide to the Prescott Rodeo Grounds Arena Layout

Prescott Frontier Days, home to the "World's Oldest Rodeo," takes place at the iconic Prescott Rodeo Grounds. This historic arena offers a mix of traditional rodeo charm and modern amenities, with seating designed to maximize your view of bull riding, barrel racing, and roping events. Understanding the seating chart ensures you pick the perfect spot for your budget and preferences.

Prescott Frontier Days Seating Chart Breakdown

• Grandstand Seats: Covered bleachers with unobstructed views. Lower rows (Sections A-C) put you closest to the action, while upper rows (Sections D-F) offer a broader perspective.
• Chute-Side Seats: Near the bucking chutes for adrenaline-packed views of riders preparing. Limited shade but unmatched energy.
• General Admission: Affordable uncovered bleachers on the east side. First-come, first-served—arrive early for the best spots.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Bull Riding: Sections B or C, rows 10-20—close enough to see riders’ expressions but high enough to avoid dust.
• Barrel Racing: Mid-level grandstands (Sections D-E) for a panoramic view of the pattern.
• Family-Friendly: Upper grandstands (Section F) with shade and easy access to concessions.

VIP & Accessibility Options

• VIP Boxes: Private shaded seating with premium sightlines and dedicated servers.
• Accessible Seating: Reserved spots near entrances with companion seating. Request in advance.

Pro Tips

For evening events, choose west-side seats to avoid sun glare. Budget shoppers can opt for GA and still enjoy great views—just bring a cushion!