Amphitheater at Bald Hill Terrace Level

One of the biggest complaints about Floor Level seats at Amphitheater at Bald Hill is the lack of elevation. Often-times it can be difficult to see the stage behind 25 rows of people. Terrace seating alleviates this head-ache by providing riser-style seating. This does create the need to walk stairs, but with 15 rows per section, the climbs aren't too taxing.

Following recent changes, the Terrace no contains two distinct areas. The front Terrace is made up of directional sections (Terrace Left, etc.), while the back terrace is sections A-D.

Front Terrace sections are a great alternative to seats at the back of the Floor Level. They are a similar distance to the stage but have better sitelines.

Back Terrace sections are usually the cheapest reserved seats. They also have the most elevation for the least-disrupted views.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map