ABBA Arena Seating Plan

Three ticket types, not levels. There are no Stalls here and no Circle, because the building is one space with a dome over it and nothing stacked on top of anything.

The three ways in

• Dance Floor, standing, general admission. The flat centre of the building, in front of and below the stage. Nearly half the audience is down here
• Auditorium, the seated Blocks A to K. A shallow front gallery ringing the Dance Floor, then a wide aisle, then a steeply raked grandstand behind it. There is no Block I
• Dance Booths, eight of them at the centre rear, each holding ten or twelve people, with seating, a private dance floor and a booth bar

Nothing overhangs anything

There is no overhang anywhere in here. Every area is set back from the one in front of it rather than built above it, so nothing sits over your head and there are no pillars to look past. The only thing between you and the stage is other people.

So the choice is standing or sitting, and being close or seeing the whole picture. Every ticket in the building sees the stage.

Check the Block, not the row

Read the Block letter first. Two areas of the building both start at row A, so row A on its own could be either: a few feet from the standing crowd in the front gallery, or the front of the raked grandstand well behind it.

Facing the stage, A, B, F and G are on your left and D, E, J and K are on your right. C and H are the two in the middle. There is no Block I.

The seating plan

Call us on 020 7193 9050 if you would rather talk through the difference between standing and sitting with someone who has done both.