Unlike traditional theatres, IFEMA does not have a fixed seating layout. Each event builds its own configuration, usually centred around a main stage positioned at one end or in the middle of the hall. Seating may include floor sections close to the stage, followed by temporary raised stands for improved sightlines.
Floor areas are positioned closest to the stage and may be fully seated, standing-only, or mixed. Seated floor sections usually use temporary rows starting from the stage edge, with central blocks offering the most direct views. Standing areas prioritise atmosphere and proximity but can limit sightlines during sold-out events. Pricing here typically ranges from premium to mid-range.
Temporary tiered stands are installed along the rear or sides of the hall to improve elevation and visibility. These sections provide clearer overviews of large stages, screens, and lighting design. Central stand blocks are usually the most balanced for view and sound, while outer blocks are more affordable but may sit at a slight angle.
VIP or reserved sections are placed in prime viewing zones, either on raised platforms or within central seated blocks. These areas usually offer more space per seat and direct sightlines toward the stage. Layout, row naming, and capacity depend entirely on the event configuration and ticket category design.
Seating is event-specific and modular. Layouts vary by hall and production, using floor seating, temporary tiered stands, or mixed seated-and-standing arrangements.
No. IFEMA does not have permanent seating. All seating is installed temporarily based on the event’s requirements.
Central sections facing the stage offer the clearest views. In tiered layouts, mid-tier central rows usually provide the best balance of elevation and distance.
Mid-tier stand seating and rear-central floor seats often provide strong views at lower prices than premium front-floor sections.
Yes. Accessible seating is available, but placement depends on the event layout. It’s best to request these seats during booking.
Side-central seats can still offer good views, but extreme side sections may have angled sightlines. Central positioning is generally preferable.
Floor seating offers proximity, while stands provide elevation and a clearer overview. The better option depends on whether you prefer closeness or visibility.
Yes. Each hall has different dimensions, and seating layouts are customised for every event.
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