General Admission & Reserved Tickets: Everything you need to know
Depending on the event, tickets may come with different seating options. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of your experience.
🎟️ General Admission (GA) Seating
Some performances offer General Admission (GA) seating, which means seats are not assigned in advance.
What GA Means
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Your ticket guarantees entry and a seat at the event.
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Seats are not pre-selected; you’ll choose when you arrive.
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Seating is first-come, first-served.
We recommend arriving close to the door time, especially if:
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You’re attending with a large group, or
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You’d like more options for where to sit.
Arriving early gives you the best chance to pick the area you prefer.
🎟️Stage Premier General Admission
Some shows include a Stage Premier section in addition to standard GA.
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Located closest to the stage
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Still first-come, first-served within the section
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Offers prime viewing, but seats are not assigned
🎟️Reserved Seating (Assigned Day of Event)
If your ticket says “Reserved Seating (assigned day of event)”, this is what it means:
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You have a guaranteed seat, even if the show is sold out.
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Your specific seat is assigned on the day of the event by our concierge team.
Important Details
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Seats are assigned based on remaining availability.
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Early arrival does not affect your seat placement.
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We cannot guarantee exact seating locations, so please plan accordingly.
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If purchasing multiple tickets, buy them in one transaction to help your group sit together.
🎟️Checking In
When you arrive:
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Scan your ticket at the door.
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Our concierge team will guide you to your assigned seat (if applicable) or the GA area.