Toyota Arena Seating Chart

Sections at Toyota Arena

Toyota Arena has a lower bowl, a ring of suites, a 200 level and a small 300 level. The section numbers below are read off the arena's official seating map.

• Floor — when a concert sells general admission, those spots are usually in a pit on the floor
• 100 Level — lower bowl sections 101 to 122
• Suites — suites 1 to 24 between the 100 and 200 levels, and 25 to 36 in an outer row on the northeast and east sides
• 200 Level — sections 201 to 219 on the north, east and south sides
• 300 Level — sections 301 to 305 on the north side and 311 to 313 by the Sky Box Bar

Best seats at Toyota Arena

We found no official best-seat guide. The arena's archived 2018 FAQ listed capacities of 11,089 for concerts, 10,832 for basketball and 9,736 for hockey, built from 9,500 fixed seats plus portable risers. On the official map, the 200s wrap the north, east and south sides but skip the west end, and the 300s are just two small groups. At concerts, general admission tickets are usually in the floor pit.

Tips before you go

The arena is cashless and takes only credit or debit cards, and a cash-to-card machine is on the concourse. Backpacks aren't allowed, and the arena's pages list two different bag size limits, so check your event page. There is no re-entry, except in special cases a Guest Services manager approves. Parking lots usually open 2 hours before the start time, with more than 3,500 spaces next to the arena, and tailgating isn't allowed.

How to read the Toyota Arena seating chart

The 100s circle the floor from 101 to 122, though the map skips 107, 110 and 113. Suites 1 to 24 sit between the 100 and 200 levels, and suites 25 to 36 form an outer row on the northeast and east sides.

The 200s run from 201 on the north side, around the east end, to 219 on the south side. The 300 level is only sections 301 to 305 on the north side and 311 to 313 by the Sky Box Bar in the southeast.

All entrances are accessible, and the arena says three elevators reach all public areas. The map notes that accessible seats can change with each show's setup, and the arena says to book them through the box office.

Building a seating chart for an event at Toyota Arena

The Soboba VIP Lounge, between sections 103 and 104, is open to suite holders and lounge pass holders. The arena says it covers 225,000 square feet on a 37-acre site and hosts more than 125 events a year.

Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of Toyota Arena?

Toyota Arena says it can host more than 11,000 guests. Its archived 2018 FAQ listed 11,089 for concerts, 10,832 for basketball and 9,736 for hockey, using 9,500 fixed seats plus portable risers.

What are the best seats at Toyota Arena?

We found no official best-seat guide. The arena's archived 2018 FAQ listed capacities of 11,089 for concerts, 10,832 for basketball and 9,736 for hockey, built from 9,500 fixed seats plus portable risers. On the official map, the 200s wrap the north, east and south sides but skip the west end, and the 300s are just two small groups. At concerts, general admission tickets are usually in the floor pit.

What sections does Toyota Arena have?

Main sections include: Floor — when a concert sells general admission, those spots are usually in a pit on the floor; 100 Level — lower bowl sections 101 to 122; Suites — suites 1 to 24 between the 100 and 200 levels, and 25 to 36 in an outer row on the northeast and east sides. Full breakdown in the sections list above.

Where is Toyota Arena located?

Toyota Arena is at 4000 East Ontario Center Parkway, Ontario, CA 91764, near Interstate 10. Rideshare drop-off is on the north side, reached from Via Asti off Fourth Street. The arena says Ontario International Airport is just minutes away.

How do I plan a private event at Toyota Arena?

Premium options include Skybox Suites, Concourse Suites and Sky Bar seating. Plan your Toyota Arena group's tables in our free chart maker.

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