Dolby Live at Park MGM Seating Chart

Dolby Live at Park MGM seating chart

Intended to bring massive entertainment to a smaller and more intimate audience, the venue’s seating capacity is 5,200, including seating over three levels in addition to the floor. With the telescopic seating rolled back, the capacity increases to an amazing 6,300! Seating is spread out across 3 floors: the main Orchestra level, the High Orchestra level, and the Balcony floor, with additional exclusive seating. With a huge stage of 135x40ft, the seat furthest from the stage is nonetheless a mere 145ft from the stage – there is no such thing as a bad seat in this venue!

The Park Theater promises to bring you the very best audio and visual experience. With an audio system engineered exclusively by L’Acoustics for the room, the Park Theater’s acoustic and audio are simply superlative. Get ready for a truly one-of-a-kind experience!

Special packages with exclusive seating are available for certain artist residency performances.

Fed up of booking a seat at a venue and, only after arriving for the event, realizing that you’re lumbered with an awkward view? You don’t have to worry about this happening with Dolby Live. There’s no such thing as a ‘bad’ seat here!

Nonetheless, it can pay to be selective about exactly which seating you reserve. Here’s a look at various types of seats you can get at Dolby Live – and how they differ.

Floor 

Needless to say, floor seats are on the main floor. They are also the closest to the stage. Does the performer you’re set to see have a reputation for audience interaction? If you’d love the chance to be a part of it, opting for floor seats can tip the odds in your favor.

Though Dolby Live has a notional capacity of 5,200, this can be adjusted depending on the event. The floor seats can be removed temporarily should the artist wish to have a standing-room-only section – a great way to encourage the audience to dance!

The floor seats are alternatively referred to as the ‘100 level seats’. That’s because they comprise the blocks labelled 101, 102, and 103 on the seating chart.

Orchestra 

If you want to feel a close connection to the artist during the performance, why might you be put off booking a floor space? There are good reasons, actually.

If you’ve previously been on the floor at other venues, you might fear ending up with a kink in your neck. This could be especially unappealing if you are relatively short and would be in a standing-room-only space.

Hence the appeal of Dolby Live’s orchestra seats, which are slightly elevated above the main floor. As a result, they offer especially good lines of sight between the spectators and the stage.

This particular seating section goes by other names, too. One is ‘the 200 level orchestra’, as it consists of the blocks 201, 202, 203, 204, and 205 on the seating map. It’s also known as ‘the low orchestra section’ to differentiate it from the…

High orchestra

The seats here are technically on the same level of the theater as the lower orchestra seats. However, the high orchestra seats sit behind those seats and at a higher elevation.

As for where you will find them on the seating chart, they make up blocks 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, and 307.

Balcony

The balcony directly overhangs the high orchestra seats. Of all the seating sections, the balcony is the largest. In fact, it has seven seating blocks in total – 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, and 407.

For this reason, some people might call it the ‘400 level’ section of Dolby Live seating. It could be wise to look for a balcony seat if you want to leave a certain distance between yourself and the stage. After all, this venue attracts big stars, so you could already be feeling nervous excitement at the thought of seeing them live!

Premium VIP 

The orchestra and high orchestra seating sections are interspersed with VIP seats laid out in a banquette style. On the seating chart, the VIP blocks are named as follows: 

  • » AVP 202
  • » AVP 203
  • » AVP 204
  • » AVP 304
  • » BVP 202
  • » BVP 203
  • » BVP 204
  • » GVP 303
  • » GVP 305 

As a holder of a VIP ticket, you can arrange for a member of Dolby Live staff to personally escort you to your seat. 

You can also expect an extra touch of class with the food and drink you receive. As you arrive, the Dolby Live Premium Sales Team will be able to provide you with bottle service and hors d’oeuvre options. You can even benefit from a dedicated cocktail service both before and during the event.

All of this, and you’ll also get a VIP lanyard to keep with you long after the event as a memory of the special day.

Which is the best type of seating to choose? 

There’s no simple, single ‘right’ option. Before selecting your seats, you should think carefully about your needs as well as those of others in your party.

For example, if you fancy a panoramic view of the stage, it would be a good idea to choose a middle seat. On the other hand, if anyone in your group is in a wheelchair, prioritize looking for seats that would be easy to access with one. Some seats are also better than others when it comes to legroom, if that’s important to you.

Whatever your seating requirements, you can best meet them by securing your tickets as early as possible.