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The Bell House seating plan

The seat map The Bell House uses for its upcoming shows. Layouts change with the staging (end stage, in the round, standing floor), so every event page shows the map for that night.
The Bell House seating plan
Seat map for A Benefit for Little Essentials with David Cross & Friends, Tuesday, October 20, 2026

For all guest accommodations, please email us at TheBellHouse@LiveNation.com to coordinate accommodations in advance of the show. Unexpected Needs: If you have had an injury or illness that requires seating, email TheBellHouse@LiveNation.com to coordinate accommodations in advance of the show. We have a limited number of seats available on the day of the show for such issues, but we cannot guarantee we will be able to seat you. Please remember that accessible seating permits for the guest with the accessible need and one companion.

For a complete list of FAQs and information to help better plan your visit, please review the Plan Your Visit portion of our website: https://www.thebellhouseny.com/visit

The Bell House seating plan: FAQs

Does The Bell House have accessible seating?

For all guest accommodations, please email us at TheBellHouse@LiveNation.com to coordinate accommodations in advance of the show. Unexpected Needs: If you have had an injury or illness that requires seating, email TheBellHouse@LiveNation.com to coordinate accommodations in advance of the show.

Is the seating plan the same for every event at The Bell House?

No. Concerts, sports and family shows use different stage set-ups, so sections and the standing floor change. Check the seat map on the page of the event you are going to.