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Anaheim, California · Capacity 1,700

House of Blues Anaheim Seating Chart

House of Blues Anaheim is a concert hall and restaurant at 400 West Disney Way in Anaheim GardenWalk, near Disneyland. It opened here in early 2017 after moving from its old home in Downtown Disney. Live Nation lists the Music Hall at 1,700 people, down from the 2,200 given in 2017 opening press. The 40,000-square-foot building also holds The Parish, a smaller music room, and the Foundation Room members' club.

Quick answer

Usually not. The venue's FAQ says general admission tickets are standing room only, and reserved VIP seat upgrades may be sold for some shows. A few shows are seated or mix standing and reserved tickets, and the venue says most shows announced after May 2026 sell accessible seats on the event page. Live Nation lists the Music Hall at 1,700 people.

  • General admission is standing room only.
  • Reserved VIP upgrades are sold for some shows.
  • The venue is cashless.
  • The box office opens one hour before doors.

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Sections at House of Blues Anaheim

House of Blues Anaheim has two levels: a standing main floor and a mezzanine with balcony seats and suites. The layout below is read off the venue's floor plan and Ticketmaster maps for 2026 shows.

  • Main floor — general admission standing, with the mix booth in the middle
  • Harvard Square — reserved floor seating behind the standing area at some shows
  • Mezzanine — the Mezzanine Rail rows and the Left, Center and Right Balcony
  • Suites 1 to 13 — reserved suites along the mezzanine balconies
  • The Parish — a separate, smaller music room on the first level

Best seats at House of Blues Anaheim

We found no official best-seat guide. The venue's FAQ says general admission tickets are standing room only, and reserved VIP seats with cocktail service may be sold as upgrades for some shows. Some shows have a seated floor plan or mix standing and reserved tickets, so check your event page. On Ticketmaster's map for one mixed show, the mezzanine held 60 rail places, 56 suite places and 60 balcony seats, read off the map data.

Tips before you go

Bags can be up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, regular backpacks aren't allowed, and all bags are searched. The venue is cashless, with free cash-to-card conversion inside. The box office opens on show days only, one hour before doors. Age limits vary by show, so check the event page and bring ID. For most shows, spending $25 per person in the restaurant gets you Fast Lane early entry.

How to read the House of Blues Anaheim seating chart

The main floor is split into general admission areas around a mix booth, with an accessible platform at the back. At some shows, Harvard Square adds rows of reserved seats behind the standing area.

Upstairs, Suites 1 to 13 line the Left and Right Balcony, with a small Center Balcony between them, read off the map. Three Mezzanine Rail rows sit behind it at the back. Ticketmaster labels each suite as open seating in a reserved suite.

The venue says most shows announced after May 2026 sell accessible seats on the event page. Seats held for general admission buyers who asked for them are kept until 30 minutes after doors. Free listening devices are at the box office with a photo ID.

Building a seating chart for an event at House of Blues Anaheim

The Foundation Room is a members' club reached through a sliding door from the Music Hall mezzanine. The Parish, the smaller room on the first level, is listed for 250 at a reception or 200 theater-style on the venue's event sheet. The restaurant serves Southern-style dishes like jambalaya.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there assigned seating at House of Blues Anaheim?
Usually not. The venue's FAQ says general admission tickets are standing room only, and reserved VIP seat upgrades may be sold for some shows. A few shows are seated or mix standing and reserved tickets, and the venue says most shows announced after May 2026 sell accessible seats on the event page. Live Nation lists the Music Hall at 1,700 people.
What are the best seats at House of Blues Anaheim?
We found no official best-seat guide. The venue's FAQ says general admission tickets are standing room only, and reserved VIP seats with cocktail service may be sold as upgrades for some shows. Some shows have a seated floor plan or mix standing and reserved tickets, so check your event page. On Ticketmaster's map for one mixed show, the mezzanine held 60 rail places, 56 suite places and 60 balcony seats, read off the map data.
What sections does House of Blues Anaheim have?
Main sections include: Main floor — general admission standing, with the mix booth in the middle; Harvard Square — reserved floor seating behind the standing area at some shows; Mezzanine — the Mezzanine Rail rows and the Left, Center and Right Balcony. Full breakdown in the sections list above.
Where is House of Blues Anaheim located?
House of Blues Anaheim is at 400 West Disney Way, Anaheim, CA 92802, on the north side of level P4 of the GardenWalk garage. GardenWalk lists standard garage rates of $4 an hour after the first free hour, up to $30 a day, but the venue warns the mall may charge on entry instead. House of Blues does not run its own parking.
How do I plan a private event at House of Blues Anaheim?
For private events, the Music Hall is listed for 600 at a banquet and the whole building for 20 to 3,300 guests. Plan your House of Blues Anaheim event's tables in our free chart maker.

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