Seating plan at Berkeley?

[silsurf]

I just bought some tickets for the Berkeley, CA June 27th show. There were only GA tickets available and when I looked around it seems that there are only GA tickets available?

 

But this venue sure seems to have sections and seats and even a lawn area. Does anyone know how the seating is going to take place for this show?

 

Thanks,

 

henry

[pnêyu]

The Greek Theatre in Berkeley accommodates either reserved or general seating. The two previous times Wilco has played there, it has been all GA.

[Moss]

Last time I was there the front of the stage was all general admission and it was pretty easy to get nice and close.

[euthe]

I just bought some tickets for the Berkeley, CA June 27th show. There were only GA tickets available and when I looked around it seems that there are only GA tickets available?

 

But this venue sure seems to have sections and seats and even a lawn area. Does anyone know how the seating is going to take place for this show?

 

Thanks,

 

henry

 

 

If you check out the greek theater's website it has a seating chart for ga. Basically get there early and you're set.

[silsurf]

If you check out the greek theater's website it has a seating chart for ga. Basically get there early and you're set.

 

The nice person at the Greek sent me this:

 

The Wilco show is all general admission. The pit at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley has no seats and is standing room only. Above that are sections 1-10 which are general admission as well, but is seating on concrete benches on a first come, first serve basis. The best seats are in sections 4-7 since they are more centered. Above the concrete benches is the lawn which is the highest level you can reach at the Greek. Beautiful views of the city and you can still see the artists on stage and the sound up here is still fantastic!

 

We open the doors 1.5 hours prior to show time in order to allow guests to find their space in a comfortable, leisurely manner. It is up to you how early you want to show up to get in line, depending on how close you want to be to the stage.