Section 301 at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory

★★★★★SeatScore®

The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Section 301 View

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Section 301 Seating Notes

Head-on view of the performance for end-stage concerts
Related Seating: Reserved Seating
Rows A and above are under cover
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

For most concerts, rows in Section 301 are labeled A-K

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 301 Reviews

Australian Pink Floyd Show - Sep 8, 2019

Sep 2019

Section 301, Row F Verified Customer

★★★★★

There is not a bad seat in the whole place. All seats are great seats. The best part is the acoustics. The sound is so incredible. It’s like listening to the original CD or album. I would highly recommend to anyone to attend a concert at the Toyota Music Factory. What a great place.

Australian Pink Floyd Show - Sep 8, 2019

Sep 2019

Section 301, Row F Verified Customer

★★★★★

Reserved Seating
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The majority of seating at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory is reserved. Assigned seating can be found in 100, 200, and 300 level sections. Each "level" is sloped slightly more than the other to provide better views to the stage. All reserved seating is inside under the pavilion roof. On hot days when the lawn is open, large fans help keep the air circulating to keep fans in the reserved sections comfortable. Floor (100 Level) Sections 100-103 are closest to the stage at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. Fans can find the best views in the entire theater from these sections. The seats here are temporary folding chairs with some padding. Armrests and cup holders are not available for this reason. However, it is a small trade-off when considering the proximity to the performers on stage. Since the floor seats are not permanent, some shows remove seats to create a General Admission Pit. The size of the pit varies by show and remove some or all of the 100 level seats. 200 and 300 Levels Sections in the 200 and 300 will have permanent stadium seats. Views will be slightly further than those on the floor from a slight elevation. A small perk of having permanent seats is that each 200 and 300 level seat has cupholders. One downside for the 300 is that poles supporting the roof become more in view. However, this does not cause an obstruction of the stage for any seats. Video screens are also located on either side of the stage to help fans see the details on stage. Also located on the 200 level are the VIP Box Seats.

Seating & Ticket Questions

Is it air-conditioned inside the pavilion?

Jul 2018

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Summer shows at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory are typically open to the lawn which makes this an open air venue. Although the all seated sections are located underneath the roof of the pavilion, they are still susceptible to the warm air outside. This includes the general admission pit as well.

For winter shows, the lawn area is able to be closed off and the venue's climate is controlled like an indoor venue.

How is the view in the 300 sections?

Sep 2018

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The views in the 300 sections at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory are good. You will not have to worry about any pole obstructions that will block you from seeing the artist. Depending on where you sit in the 300 sections, a pole may block your view of one of the two videos screens. However, since there are two of them if one is blocked, the other will be in clear view.... Read More

If I purchase GA Pit tickets am I allowed to go on the lawn?

Aug 2019

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Yes, any section located within the pavilion will have access to the general admission lawn. Tickets are not typically checked to enter the lawn location. If you do leave the pit area, be sure to keep your ticket or receive a wristband if they are handing them out. You will need these to re-enter the pit location.