Verdun Auditorium Seating Chart
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Verdun Auditorium Seating Chart & Seat Views – Best Seats for Hockey, Concerts & More
Your Guide to the Verdun Auditorium Layout, Seat Views, and Tips
The historic Verdun Auditorium, a beloved Montreal venue, hosts hockey games, concerts, and community events. Known for its intimate atmosphere, the arena’s seating chart is straightforward but requires careful selection for optimal views. Here’s how to navigate it:
Seating Chart Overview
- Lower Bowl (Sections 1-4): Closest to the action, ideal for hockey. Rows A-F offer unobstructed views, but avoid extreme corners for better sightlines.
- Upper Bowl (Sections 5-8): Elevated perspective, great for concerts. Center sections provide balanced views, though front rows may have rail obstructions.
- Behind the Nets: Budget-friendly for hockey but limited visibility during play transitions.
Best Seats by Event
- Hockey: Sections 2-3, rows C-E (center ice).
- Concerts: Upper Bowl center (Section 6) for full-stage views.
- Family Events: Lower Bowl sides (Sections 1/4) for easy access.
VIP & Accessibility
- VIP Seats: Limited premium rows with lounge access (inquire directly).
- Accessibility: Designated areas in Lower Bowl with companion seating.
Pro Tips
- Check seat-specific photos on ticket platforms before booking.
- For concerts, avoid floor seats unless elevated.
- Arrive early to navigate the vintage venue’s limited amenities.