TicketHold | Seattle Center Seating Chart & Seat Views – Ultimate Guide

Your Complete Guide to Navigating Seattle Center’s Seating

Seattle Center, home to iconic venues like Climate Pledge Arena and McCaw Hall, is a premier destination for concerts, sports, and cultural events. Understanding its seating chart ensures you get the best experience for your budget. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect:

Seating Chart Overview

• Lower Bowl: Closest to the action, ideal for concerts and sports. Rows 1-10 offer unobstructed views, but higher rows may have slight overhang obstructions.
• Upper Bowl: Budget-friendly with a bird’s-eye view. Avoid extreme side sections for skewed sightlines.
• Floor Seats: Perfect for immersive experiences at concerts, though riser seats are better for visibility over standing crowds.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Concerts: Center sections in the lower bowl (Sections 101-118) or front-floor risers.
• Sports: Mid-level sidelines (Sections 201-215) for balanced views of the entire court/ice.
• Theater: Orchestra middle (Rows A-M) at McCaw Hall for optimal acoustics and sightlines.

VIP & Accessibility

• Suites/Lounges: Private amenities and premium catering. Best for groups or corporate events.
• ADA Seating: Wheelchair-accessible spots available in all sections, with companion seats.

Pro Tips

Use 3D seat maps (like TicketHold’s interactive viewer) to preview sightlines. For budget buyers, upper-bowl center sections often deliver the best value. Avoid seats behind stage setups or near aisles for uninterrupted enjoyment.