Seated shows and choosing your seat
On a seated show you pick your seat on the plan. Sections, rows and prices are shown as you choose.
Updated 25 October 2026
Theatres, arenas and some concert halls are seated. On those shows the checkout shows a seating plan: choose a section, then a seat, and the price of that seat appears before you pay. Seats bought in one order are kept together.
Your seat is printed on the ticket as section, row and seat. At the venue, the ushers help you find it.
On general admission (standing) shows there are no seats to choose: you arrive, and the room fills as people come in. Members with priority entrance enter first where the venue allows it: see Your member card.
If you need a wheelchair space or a seat with easy access, read Accessibility before you buy.
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- Accessibility Tell us what you need before you buy, with the show's name, and we arrange it with the venue.
- Doors, age limits and arriving late Doors open before the show starts; the age limit is on the event page; late arrivals enter at a suitable break.
- Your member card Your digital member card lives in the app and in your phone's wallet. Show it for priority entrance and member perks.
- How to buy tickets Pick a show, press Get tickets, and finish the order with the seller of that show.
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