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The O2 Arena London seating plan

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The floor is typically divided into nine rectangular blocks. Front rows in blocks A1, A2, and A3 are closest to the stage. They are followed by blocks B1, B2, and B3 in the middle of the arena. Finally, there are three small sections labelled C1, C2 and C3. These are the furthest from the stage and have limited visibility. The lower tier blocks are numbered from 101 to 118. Blocks 114 through 117 are behind the stage. These tickets are not generally sold since fans would only be able to see the group's equipment and the back of the set. Front rows in Blocks 101 and 112 are the top seats. Blocks 113 and 118 are on the sides and usually also offer a good view, despite how far back they seem to be. The blocks furthest from the stage are blocks 104 through 109. Those who want to be as close as possible should avoid these seats, although others might like them (especially blocks 106 and 107) because they are centred in front of the stage. The upper tier is divided into 22 blocks, numbered from 401 to 422. Some people avoid these blocks on principle, but they are often the most affordable. The 400s are definitely not for anyone with vertigo or a fear of heights. The distance to the stage is so far that seeing the performers may be hard, and many people end up watching the big screen instead of the stage.

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