Turntable Seating Chart & Seat Views – Your Ultimate Guide

Introduction to Turntable Arena

Turntable is a premier entertainment venue known for its innovative design and immersive experiences. Hosting concerts, sports, and special events, its circular layout ensures excellent sightlines from almost every seat, making it a favorite among fans.

Seating Chart Overview

Lower Level (Sections 100-200): Closest to the action, ideal for concerts and sports. Pros: Unmatched energy and proximity. Cons: Higher prices and limited legroom in some rows.

Club Level (Sections 300-400): Balances proximity and comfort. Pros: Wider seats, premium amenities. Cons: Slightly elevated angle may affect sightlines for floor events.

Upper Level (Sections 500-600): Budget-friendly with panoramic views. Pros: Affordable, great for large-scale visuals. Cons: Distance from the stage/field.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Concerts: Sections 100-150 (center) for unobstructed views. Avoid extreme side sections (e.g., 101, 149) due to angled stages.
• Sports: Mid-level (Sections 300-350) for a balanced view of the entire field.

Seat Views & Obstructions

Lower-level side seats (near aisles) may have partial obstructions from equipment. Upper-level front rows offer clear views, while back rows may feel distant. Check interactive seat maps before booking.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Suites: Private lounges, catering, and premium sightlines. Ideal for corporate events.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible seating in all levels. Companion seats available.

Tips for Choosing Seats

• Budget-conscious? Upper-level center (e.g., 520-540) offers great value.
• Prioritize comfort? Club level (300s) with extra legroom.
• Use Turntable’s virtual view tool to preview your seat.