Concert Floor Seats at Scotiabank Arena: What to Know
For concerts, Scotiabank Arena is set up differently for every tour. The stage usually sits at one end of the arena floor, and the floor itself is filled with seats or left as standing room, depending on the show.
Standing floor or seated floor?
Some shows sell the floor as general admission standing, where the closest spots go to whoever arrives first. Others put numbered seats on the floor. Your ticket says which it is. If you want to be right at the front without queuing for hours, ask about a reserved front section if the tour offers one.
Front of stage
The rows or area closest to the stage. What it includes depends on the show: some tours have a pit or early entry, others don't. We confirm exactly what your ticket is before you pay.
Row 1 of the lower bowl
The first row of a lower-bowl section at the side of the stage gives you a raised, unobstructed view and a real seat for the whole night. Many people prefer it for long shows.
Accessibility and age rules
Standing floors can be tiring for a full show. If anyone in your group needs a seat or accessible seating, tell us in your request and we'll only offer seats that work. Some shows have age rules for the floor; check the event page or ask us.
How to get these seats
Pick the show from concerts in Toronto and send a request for front of stage or front row. We reply with real seats and one all-in price, never above the tickets' original price. See how it compares at Scotiabank Arena premium seating.
Every price we give you is at least 20% below Ticketmaster's resale price for the same section, row and number of tickets, checked when we quote. If we can't beat it, we tell you and you pay nothing. How it works
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