Red Rocks Amphitheatre Interactive Seating Chart

Seat one will always be to your left if you are looking up at the seats from the stage (or on your right if you are in your seat). It is important to note that there are no obstructed seats at Red Rocks, and it is all bleacher seating, although for many shows you will be standing for most of the time. For different events they will split the rows into sections and form Reserved and General Admission areas. The most common at Red Rocks is to have the first 40-50 rows classified as Reserved, meaning that your tickets will be assigned to a specific row and seat number. Then rows 51 and on will be General Admission, in which case you dont have a specific seat assignment as seats are determined on a first come first save basis. Another common layout at the Red Rocks is to have rows 3-25 be General Admission seating, rows 26-60 as Reserved Seating, and then the last rows go back to General Admission. No matter the layout, rows one and two will always be Reserved Seating. There are also times when the entire venue will be Reserved Seating, or the entire venue will be General Admission seating. In the case of GA seating at Red Rocks, you want to make sure you get the show as early as possible to ensure you are close to the stage.

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