Long Beach Arena Seating Chart

The Long Beach Arena is a versatile venue within the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, with a capacity of up to 14,500 for concerts and events. Known for hosting everything from live performances to sports, its seating is divided into floor, lower, and upper levels, each offering unique experiences based on proximity, views, and amenities. This guide explores each section in depth, highlighting what they provide for attendees. Configurations can vary by event, so always check the specific seating chart.

Floor Seating

Floor seating at Long Beach Arena places you right in the heart of the action, ideal for immersive experiences like concerts or high-energy shows. Typically configured as general admission (GA) standing areas, these sections are closest to the stage or performance area, offering unparalleled proximity – often within arm’s reach of performers. For seated events, rows may be added, with the front rows providing the best unobstructed views and the thrill of feeling the bass and crowd energy directly. What it offers: Excellent sightlines for central action, but expect a lively, crowded atmosphere that might involve standing for long periods. Amenities are minimal on the floor itself, but quick access to concessions and restrooms is available via nearby concourses. Pros include an intimate vibe perfect for music fans; cons are potential view obstructions from taller attendees or equipment. Prices vary but are often premium, starting around $100+ depending on the event. This section suits energetic crowds seeking an up-close encounter, though it may not be ideal for those preferring seated comfort.

Lower Level Seating

The lower level, encompassing sections 101-114, wraps around the arena just above the floor, delivering premium views without the intensity of standing sections. These seats strike a balance between closeness and elevation, making them versatile for concerts, basketball games, or hockey matches (the arena supports up to 12,500 for sports). Center sections like 105, 106, 110, and 111 are particularly coveted for their direct, head-on views of the stage or court, minimizing angles and distortions. What it offers: Superior sightlines with less obstruction compared to the floor, enhanced by the arena’s bowl design. Amenities include easier access to premium concessions, wider aisles for mobility, and sometimes in-seat service for select events. The experience feels elevated yet intimate, with better acoustics and visibility for detailed performances. Tickets here are mid-to-high range ($80-$200+), reflecting the value. Ideal for families or groups wanting comfort and quality without splurging on VIP, though side sections (e.g., 101 or 114) may have slightly angled views, which could be a drawback for end-stage setups.

Upper Level Seating

Upper level seating, primarily sections 301-315, provides an affordable overview from higher vantage points, accommodating budget-conscious attendees while still offering solid views. These seats encircle the arena’s top tier, with end sections (like 301 or 315) being the most economical, often under $50 for many events. The elevation ensures a broad perspective, great for appreciating large-scale productions, light shows, or full-court action in sports. What it offers: Panoramic vistas that capture the entire venue atmosphere, though details may feel distant without binoculars for intricate performances. Amenities are standard – access to upper concourse concessions and restrooms – but expect steeper stairs and potentially thinner crowds for a more relaxed vibe. Pros include value and fewer obstructions in central sections; cons are the height, which can induce vertigo for some, and reduced immersion. Best for casual fans or large groups attending arena-wide events like wrestling or circuses.

Accessibility

Long Beach Arena prioritizes inclusivity with dedicated accessible seating throughout all levels, compliant with ADA guidelines. These areas include spaces for wheelchairs and at least one companion seat adjacent, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Features encompass ramps, elevators, and wide aisles for easy navigation, plus assisted listening devices and sign language interpreters upon request for select events. Service animals are welcome, and emergency evacuation plans account for accessibility needs. Views from these seats are comparable to surrounding sections, ensuring no compromise on experience. Contact the venue at (562) 436-3661 in advance to secure arrangements and confirm availability, as configurations vary.

NOTE: The above seating map can be subject to change. This depends on the type of event. Always check the seating map when selecting your tickets for each individual event.

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