Seating plan and seat map
Lotto Arena in Antwerp has five color zones on three levels: the floor, the tiers on the first floor and the balcony on the second. You find your seat with the color zone, block, row and seat on your ticket. In the foyer, colors show you the way, and staff are on hand everywhere to help.
How the venue is laid out
Green and orange face each other on the tiers, with blue and yellow above them on the balcony. Standing places are behind the last row on every level.
Color zone | Level | Blocks | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
Gray | Floor | Only when the floor is seated | Seated or standing, depending on the event. Seated: block, row and seat are on your ticket. Standing: no blocks. No wheelchair spaces. |
Green | Tier, first floor | 134 to 137 and 144 to 154 | Wheelchair spaces behind blocks 152 and 153. |
Orange | Tier, first floor | 113 to 123 and 131 to 133 | |
Blue | Balcony, second floor | 232 to 245 | |
Yellow | Balcony, second floor | 218 to 231 |
The plan shows where the seats are, not the prices: the organizer sets those for each event.
View the stage from your seat
Want to know how you'll see the stage from your seat? Pick your block in the 360° tour for a realistic view of the venue and the stage. The view depends on the setup, which changes from show to show.
Capacity by setup is on Capacity and history. Buy tickets on Tickets, and if you have a disability, see Accessibility.
Frequently asked questions about the Lotto Arena seating plan
How are the seats numbered?
One physical block often counts as two numbered blocks. Seat numbers go up to the middle in one block and back down in the other, so two seats in the middle share the same number in different blocks. That's normal.
Which seats are best?
That depends on what you want to see and on the setup, which changes per event. In the 360° tour, pick a block and you see right away how the stage looks from there.
Where do wheelchair users sit?
Behind blocks 152 and 153, not on the floor. Wheelchair seats are booked by phone or through the contact form, not on the website, and you register your visit through the form on the Accessibility page.
