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Find the perfect seats at Verona Arena for watching timeless opera performances such as Carmen, Aida, and Turandot with our handy seating guide. Select from plush front-row seats, prestigious royal boxes, or numbered seats on stone steps for a great experience.
How to choose the best seats in Verona Arena?
- What is the general price range for tickets?
Tickets for the opera shows range from €20,00 to €330,00. - How many seats are there in the Arena?
The arena can accommodate up to 15,000 people. - Which seats are budget-friendly?
The cheapest seats in the house are the 6th sector numbered seats on the steps starting from €20,00. Remember to get cushions with you or buy them at the venue. - Which seats to choose if money were no matter?
- Opt for the Poltronissima, the best seats in the Arena.
- Which seats provide the best views of the stage?
- The Poltronissima Platinum spans the central seats of the first 20 rows, and gives you a direct and close-up view of the stage.
- Which seats are available in the Arena di Verona opera ticket?
Once you purchase the Arena di Verona opera ticket, you receive access to the 6th Sector - Numbered seats on the steps.
Finding the best spot: Verona Arena's seating plan
1st sector stalls: PLATINUM
Perfect for:
- Spectators who require lots of legroom.
- Opera connoisseurs.
- Ideal for those who want the closest view of the stage and performances.
What to expect?
- Numbered seats with upholstered backrests and padded seats.
- Located in the first central rows of the stalls.
- Offers a luxurious and comfortable viewing experience.
- Considered the premier seating option in the Verona Arena.
Starting from 240,00€
1st sector stalls: GOLD
Perfect for:
- Spectators who require lots of legroom.
- Ideal for those who want a close view of the stage and performances. The gold sector comes right behind the platinum.
What to expect?
- Numbered seats with upholstered backrests and padded seats.
- Includes access to the Royal Box.
- Provides a high level of comfort and prestige.
- Offers an exclusive viewing experience within the arena.
Starting from 200,00€
1st sector stalls: SILVER
Perfect for:
- Audiences who want a prime experience of the shows, but are also looking for a less expensive option.
What to expect?
- Numbered seats with upholstered backrests and padded seats.
- Provides a refined and comfortable viewing experience.
- Offers a balance between comfort and accessibility.
- You get a close-up view of the stage, but you'll be sitting more on the left or right.
Starting from 175,00€
1st and 2nd sector stalls
Perfect for:
- Audiences looking for a more budget-friendly option.
What to expect?
- Numbered seats with upholstered backrests and padded seats.
- Extends beyond the central rows to accommodate more people.
- Ensures comfort and convenience during performances.
Starting from 125,00€
I Sector VERDI, II Sector PUCCINI and III Sector ROSSINI
Perfect for:
- Audiences who are experiencing an opera show for the first time.
- With these tickets, you get to experience the opera and at the same time not worry about paying too much for something you've never seen before.
What to expect?
- Numbered seats with backrests.
- Provides a comfortable viewing experience.
Starting from 59,00€
IV, V and VI sector
Perfect for:
- Those looking for the most budget-friendly option.
What to expect?
- Does not include chairs for seating.
- You’ll be sitting on the stone steps like ancient Romans did! For comfort, bring your own cushion.
Starting from 22,00€
Entrances
Gate 1: Entrance for 1st sector stalls: VIP, Platinum, Gold and Silver
Gate 8: Entrance for 1st sector stalls and 2nd sector stalls (Even seats)
Gate 66: Entrance for 1st sector stalls and 2nd sector stalls (Odd seats)
Gate 13: Entrance for I sector VERDI, II sector PUCCINI, III sector ROSSINI (Even seats)
Gate 61: Entrance for I sector VERDI, II sector PUCCINI, III sector ROSSINI (Odd sears)
Gate 6: Entrance for IV and V sector (Even seats)
Gate 68: Entrance for IV and V sector (dd seats)
Gate 11 and 15: Entrance for VI sector (Even seats)
Gate 59 and 63: Entrance for VI sector (dd seats)
Gate 4: Disabled entrance
Things to know before choosing your Verona Arena seats
- If you're aiming for the budget-friendly option on the stone steps, keep in mind it's first-come, first-served! Arriving early ensures you grab your preferred spot hassle-free.
- The best seats are the Poltronissime, with Poltronissima Platinum in the central seats of the first 20 rows.
- Poltronissima Gold are to the sides and rear of Platinum, Poltronissime Silver are behind Gold, and Poltronissima Standard are beside Gold. Surrounding them are the Poltrone. The Verdi Sector seats are on the first tier of steps around the arena, offering proper seats with backs.
- Although the stone steps offer a budget-friendly option and provide a glimpse into how ancient Romans watched events in the arena, it's important to note that the lack of backrests can make it uncomfortable, especially since the shows are long and span hours.
Frequently asked questions about Verona Arena seating plan
What is Verona Arena’s seating capacity?
The Verona Arena, originally designed to accommodate 30,000 spectators, now hosts around 20,000 attendees in total. However, during opera events, seating is arranged to accommodate between 13,000 to 15,000 individuals.
Is there any section that offers optimal acoustics?
The Poltronissima as well as central sections of the Verona Arena offer optimal acoustics. These areas provide a closer proximity to the stage, allowing for a more direct and immersive auditory experience during performances.
Are there any seating areas that offer shaded or covered seating options to protect against inclement weather during outdoor performances?
Unfortunately, the Verona Arena is known for its open-air opera, and only offers open-air seating. But since the opera performances happen at night, you don’t have to worry about protection from the sun. In fact, it’s a rather beautiful experience to watch opera under the stars, so make the most of it!
Can I upgrade my seating to a different section if I wish to experience a different perspective or seating arrangement during my visit to the Verona Arena?
Of course! Subject to availability, you can upgrade your seats! This allows you to experience different perspectives and seating arrangements based on your preferences and budget.
If I sit too far away, will I be able to experience the performance?
Of course! But it’s still great if you can get a set of binoculars/opera glasses to see the people on the stage in close-up, especially if you're sitting right up at the top.
Are the seats on the stone steps numbered? Where do I sit?
They are not, and you can sit anywhere in your section. Your ticket may indicate numbered seats, but when you arrive at the steps, it's mainly for organizing queues and entrances. Inside, everyone sits on the steps in their section, and monitors might ask you to shift to make space for others with numbered tickets. There are no actual numbers labeled on the steps.
Why is there a dress code and what is considered appropriate dressing?
You're requested to dress appropriately out of respect for the monument. Smart casual attire is suitable for the Verona Arena. The aim is to look neat and put-together without being overly formal. You can wear trousers or a long skirt for added comfort.
Which seats are closest to the washroom?
Toilets are available only at ground level, accessible in the evenings to those with the priciest reserved seats. If you're seated higher on the stone steps, you'll need to exit to use temporary toilets on nearby streets, with Section F being the closest option. Since the Arena will be crowded, remember to take tissues with you, since it can be hard to find loo paper a few minutes into the event.