Seating chart
How the room is laid out
For those seeking the best proximity to the stage, the General Admission floor is ideal, especially if you arrive early to secure a spot near the front. This area allows for an up-close experience with the performers.
If comfort and a better view are your priorities, consider the Mezzanine or balcony seating when available. This option is particularly recommended for comedy or theater-style shows, providing an elevated sightline and reducing crowd movement.
For a premium experience, private mezzanine booths can be a great choice when offered. However, be mindful of areas to avoid, such as the back of the GA floor for shorter fans and any seats marked as limited view, side view, or obstructed view.
- Best for proximity: General Admission floor, especially early arrival near the front.
- Best for comfort and view: Mezzanine / balcony seating when sold for the event.
- Best premium option: Private mezzanine booth upgrades when available.
- Best for comedy or theater-style shows: Mezzanine seating for elevated sightlines.
- Areas to avoid if view matters: back of the GA floor, late-arrival floor spots.
- Avoid tickets marked as limited view, side view, or obstructed view.
- The Van Buren is not a regular sports venue; sports-style seating levels are not applicable.
- Arrive early for the best spots on the GA floor.
Questions
- What seating options are available?
- The venue offers general admission standing floor and mezzanine/balcony seating.