Hi, I have floor seats to a sold out concert, and my friends and I are in row 23, and I really want to be as close to the stage as possible. How does that work? Do they make you stay in your seats until the concert starts, then everyone runs up, or do people line up across the stage as soon as they get there?. I've never had floor seats, so I'm really excited =]
floor seats are folding seats in assigned rows on the floor you will not be allowed to stand in front of the stage but you usually can walk up to take photos etc.
usually floor 'seats' are just standing room. I've gotten floor tickets before and they have a row on them some times, idk why. If it's any kind of rock concert on the floor then it's standing room. You might want to check out the venue online and look at a seating chart though. It will not be you sit in seats then run up to the floor. It will also not be lining up in rows on the floor. If you have floor tickets, you stand wherever you can. My advise is to get there early so you can be closer to the stage.
