TicketHold | The Pageant Seating Chart & Seat Views – Best Seats for Every Event

Your Guide to The Pageant’s Seating Layout, Views, and Tips

The Pageant in St. Louis is a premier mid-sized music venue known for its intimate atmosphere and stellar acoustics. With a capacity of 2,300, it offers a mix of general admission and reserved seating, making it ideal for concerts, comedy shows, and live performances. Here’s how to navigate its seating chart for the best experience.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• General Admission (Floor): Standing-room area near the stage—great for energetic crowds but lacks seating.
• Reserved Balcony: Elevated tiered seating with unobstructed views. Center sections (B, C) offer the best sightlines.
• Side Balcony: Slightly angled views but often cheaper. Avoid far side seats for extreme angles.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Concerts: Front-row balcony (Rows A-B) for clear sightlines without crowding.
• Comedy Shows: Mid-balcony (Rows D-F) for a balanced view of the stage.

Seat Views & Obstructions

Floor views are excellent up close but may suffer from tall attendees blocking sightlines. Balcony seats provide elevation, though side sections (A, D) have minor obstructions from railings. Avoid back rows under overhangs for sound muffling.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Balcony: Premium center seats with exclusive bar access.
• Accessibility: Designated ADA seating in both floor and balcony areas.

Pro Tips

• Budget-friendly: Side balcony or rear floor.
• Premium experience: Center balcony rows A-C.
• Arrive early for GA floor spots.