Section 102 at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

(2026 Review) - Assigned Seating Areas: 100, 200, and 300 Level sections offer reserved seats    Best Pit Alternative: 100 Level provides closer, slightly elevated views    Elevated Options: 200 & 300 Levels offer similar perspectives with flexible pricing    Center Sections Preferred: Head-on views are the most desirable across all levels    Open-Air Venue: Most seats are not covered, so exposure to weather is a factor    Who Should Sit Here  Reserved seating is ideal for fans who want a guaranteed seat and a more structured concert experience. This is the best option for those choosing between proximity (100 Level) and value (200/300 Levels) while avoiding the uncertainty of general admission areas like the Pit and Lawn.  Reserved Seating Location & Details  At North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre, most shows feature General Admission Pit and Lawn sections, leaving the rest of the venue as reserved seating. These sections are divided into three main levels, each offering a slightly different experience.  The 100 Level (Sections 101–103) — also known as the Lower Pavilion — sits closest to the stage among reserved seating options. These seats are slightly elevated compared to the Pit, which helps improve sightlines while still keeping fans close to the performance.  The 200 and 300 Levels are positioned farther back and higher up. While there are minor differences between the two, both provide a similar elevated perspective of the stage. Because of this, choosing a seat closer to the center of the venue is often more important than the exact level. A centered, higher-row seat will usually offer a better overall view than a lower-row seat off to the side.  Views from Reserved Seating  Views throughout reserved seating are generally clear, with elevation helping fans see over the crowd.  The 100 Level offers the closest and most immersive reserved views, while the 200 and 300 Levels provide a more relaxed, elevated perspective. Across all levels, seats near the center sections deliver the most balanced, head-on sightlines.  Additional Notes  Most seating areas are not covered by a roof, so weather exposure is possible    Sections typically have 15–20 rows, with Row A or Row 1 at the front    Accessible seating is commonly located in rows labeled with a “1”    Many sections require stairs to access, depending on row and location