Toledo Zoo Amphitheatre Seating

Seating Overview

Toledo Zoo Amphitheater is an open-air venue that hosts some of the nation's largest outdoor music tours. For most shows all seats are reserved and there are two primary seating choices.

Lower Reserved

Lower Reserved seats will provide the best views thanks to their close positioning to the stage. Sections B-D have a great seating position which keeps them in line with the center of the stage. These are also the largest of the lower reserved sections with 27 lettered rows of seating (Row A at the front, and Row AA at the back).

Sections A and E have less desirable views located more towards the side of the stage, but will have fewer rows to traverse in order to reach the seats (Section A has 17 lettered rows, and Section E has six lettered rows).

Lower reserved seating is most commonly comprised of individual folding chairs set up at floor level. Because there is no rise in the seats, it can be difficult to see over other guests when seated farther back.

Upper Reserved

With a further viewing position than the lower seats, the Upper Reserved sections offer a more affordable option for taking in a show at the Toledo Zoo Amphitheatre.

The seats are bench-style metal bleachers with back support. This can provide more room for less-attended shows, but the sold-out events may result in a more crowded atmosphere.

Upper Reserved sections have up to 32 lettered rows of seating, where the single letters are located closer to the front of the stage, and the double letters are at the back.

Shaded & Covered Seating

• Does the Toledo Zoo Amphitheatre have any seats that are covered?

  None of the seats at the Toledo Zoo Amphitheatre have coverage from the sun or rain. Though the large backdrop on the stage may block some wind, guests should be prepared for any type of weather when they attendany events at this venue.