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Seating plan · London · 20,000 capacity

The O2 Arena Seating Plan

The O2 Arena holds 20,000 on a floor set for each show and two tiers of seats around it: Level 1 (blocks 101–118) and Level 4 (blocks 401–422). Below is each level in turn — where to sit, what you see and what it costs today — then accessible seating and the best seats for atmosphere, families and the view.

The O2 Arena seating plan showing the stage at one end, the floor in front of it, Level 1 blocks 101 to 118 around the floor, Level 4 blocks 401 to 422 above them, and the wheelchair platforms on Level 1
The O2 Arena seating plan in its end-stage concert layout. Every block is drawn where it sits; the stage position and the floor change from show to show, and each listing names its block.

In front of the stage · Floor, Floor Standing or a lettered floor block

Floor

The floor is for being close to the stage. At most concerts it is a standing area, first come first served once the doors open, so the front is won by queueing, not by the ticket. When a show seats the floor, the blocks are lettered and the rows run back from the stage; the listing says which kind you are buying.

The view: Flat, so on a standing floor the view depends on who is in front of you and how near you are to the stage or a screen. Seated floor blocks near the front are the closest seats in the building.

Price: from £139.84 today across the events below, all fees included.

Lower tier · blocks 101–118

Level 1

Level 1 is the lower ring of fixed seats around the floor and the best balance of view and distance in the arena. The blocks facing the stage from the far end look straight down the floor; the blocks along the sides are closer, at an angle. Blocks beside the stage are the closest seated view and the most side-on.

The view: Raised above the floor, so you see over the standing crowd to the stage. A numbered seat, and a short walk to the Level 1 concourse, bars and the Changing Places toilet.

Price: from £134.59 today across the events below, all fees included.

Upper tier · blocks 401–422

Level 4

Level 4 is the upper ring of seats. It suits anyone who wants the whole production in view, lights and screens included, more than a close look at the stage.

The view: High and further back than Level 1. The stage is smaller from here, so the screens do more of the work, but the view of the full stage set is the best in the building.

Price: from £80.09 today across the events below, all fees included.

Hospitality

Premium seats and suites

Premium seats, lounges and suites are sold as a package rather than a plain seat, and the listing says what it includes. They are listed from £171.20 today.

Accessible seating at The O2 Arena

Accessible seating is available on every level, with lifts to all of them, and the main concourses are level and step-free. Wheelchair platforms sit on Level 1, marked W on the map, and a Changing Places toilet is on Level 1. Check what a listing includes before you buy.

Best seats at The O2 Arena

For atmosphere
The standing floor. It is where the noise is and where the artist plays to, and the closer to the stage, the louder it gets.
For families
Level 1, a numbered seat with an easy walk to the concourse and toilets, away from the crush on the floor. Age rules are set show by show, so check the event before buying for anyone under 16.
For the view
The Level 1 blocks facing the stage from the far end, in line with the middle of it. Close enough to see faces, high enough to see over the floor.
For price
On today's listings the cheapest level is Level 4, from £80.09. Each show is priced on its own, so the events below each carry their own “from”.

Upcoming events at The O2 Arena

Venue details checked October 2026 from The O2: accessibility, The O2: getting here, The O2: keeping you safe at events and AEG. Block numbers are as our sellers list them; the floor layout and age rules are set for each show.

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