Section 400 at Xfinity Theatre Hartford
Section 400 Seating Notes
- Related Seating: Pavilion Seats
- Rows AA and above are under cover
- See all shaded and covered seating
Row Numbers
- For most concerts, rows in Section 400 are labeled AA-UU, AAA-FFF
Interactive Seating Chart
Section 400 Reviews
Pavilion Seats
-Located under the pavilion roof at Xfinity Theatre are eight sections of reserved seats. Sections are numbered between 100 and 800. All seats are located under cover and are protected from any bad weather on the night of a show. Lower Pavilion Sections 100-300 Three sections make up the lower pavilion closest to the stage. Section 200 is centered to the stage. Those seated in 100 and 300are off to the side, but angled toward the center. Fans seated here find the closest views of anywhere in the theater and often have a very memorable experience. For some shows, the general admission pit is the home of the closest tickets to the stage. Reserved sections begin just beyond the end of the GA section. When the pit is removed, all lower pavilion sections are extended closer to the stage. Upper Pavilion Sections 400-800 The upper pavilion is the largest area of reserved seating and consists of four sections. Located just beyond the lower reserved sections, seats here are a good option for fans looking for a more affordable ticket with protection from the pavilion roof. Upper side sections won't have the best views among the reserved sections, but are certainly preferred over the lawn. Double-lettered rows are located at the front of the section, while triple-lettered rows are in back. Fans in the triple-letter rows might have slightly more obstructed views due to their positioning behind the support pillars.
Upper Side
-Upper side sections wont have the best views among the reserved sections, but are great for fans looking for a cheap ticket without having to sit on the lawn. Double lettered rows are located at the front of the section, with the triple lettered rows are in back. Fans in the triple letter rows might have more difficult views due to their positioning behind the support pillars.
