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MGM Grand Garden Arena Ticket Information

With marquee boxing matches, concerts featuring world-famous performers such as Justin Bieber, Beyonce, and Fleetwood Mac, and the Pac-12 Men's Basketball Tournament, the MGM Grand Garden Arena has established a reputation of securing high-profile events in Las Vegas since it first opened in 1993. For your chance to witness one of the many exciting upcoming events, browse the above MGM Grand Garden Arena schedule, using the filtering toolbar on the left to sort the selection by a variety of options, including category, date, and event type. After clicking the corresponding red button next to your desired listing, you will have the opportunity to take your pick from our extensive selection of MGM Grand Garden Arena tickets. If you have any questions about your purchase, please contact a customer service representative by calling 1.866.848.8499, or by clicking on the Live Chat link at the top of the page.

MGM Grand Garden Arena Seating Information

The multi-purpose nature of this arena allows for several different layouts depending on the occasion, all of which are accounted for in the event-specific MGM Grand Garden Arena seating chart on the right-hand side of each ticket inventory page. The interactive map will display sections with available seats in color, allowing you to click on multiple sections to easily compare prices and quantities throughout the venue.

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Concerts at MGM Grand Garden Arena

Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena opened in 1993, and over the ensuing decades thousands of fans have packed into the arena to see a wide variety of concerts, sporting events, stand-up comics, and much more. To this day the MGM Grand Garden Arena attracts fans from all over the world throughout the year. In 2021-2022, MGM Grand Garden Arena will host a number of top musicians including Harry Styles, John Mayer,J Cole, Alejandro Fernandez, Grupo Firme and Bad Bunny.

With a capacity for just over 17,000 fans, there are plenty of seats to choose from next time you plan on visiting this multipurpose venue. Keep reading for a breakdown of what kinds of seating are available at each level, along with photos and videos from various seats.

MGM Grand Garden Arena Seating Chart

Depending on the event, fans will be able to choose from two or three seating levels on the MGM Grand Garden Arena seating chart. The Floor Level is available for concerts and boxing or MMA events that don't take up the full floor space. Seats in the Lower and Upper Bowls of the arena are also available for almost every event.

MGM Grand Garden Arena Floor Level Views

The Floor Level doesn't hold seating for every event, but when these options are available, there's no better place from which you can experience a live event at this arena. If you're seeing a concert, seats in the front row can get you directly in front of your favorite performers to experience rare moments like this up close:

Sporting events can also be extra exhilarating from the floor, since you'll be seeing your favorite athletes at an unbelievably close range.

MGM Grand Garden Arena Lower Bowl Views

The Lower Bowl offers stadium-style seating in tiered rows around the arena floor. These sections aren't very steep, so even if you're in a row farther back in the section, you'll still feel close to the action on the floor.

Watch this video to get a look at what Lower Bowl seats feel like firsthand from a preshow perspective.

MGM Grand Garden Arena Upper Bowl Views

The final seating area is the Upper Bowl, which holds all the sections in both the 100 and the 200 Level. Even though these seats are considered part of the Upper Bowl, the views from these seats don't go up very high. This makes the seats feel much closer to the stage or the Floor Level than in many other arenas around the country.

In this fan-uploaded video, you can get a sweeping view of the full arena from Section 207, which sits in one of the far corners of the Upper Bowl.