Boise Seating Chart & Section Guide Directory

Where to start on each Boise map

At ExtraMile Arena, sections 12, 34 and 56 line up across from the stage on the End Stage 180 map. On the Center Stage 360 diagram, sections 6 and 7 face sections 17 and 18 across the long sides. The Broncos basketball map is separate and shows the court and basket locations. The ExtraMile concert seating guide compares stage angles, and the ExtraMile basketball guide shows what changes when the court is in place.

At Morrison Center, the front of the mezzanine aligns vertically with Main Floor Row T. Compare those locations if you want a wide view of a ballet or musical. The Main Hall chart does not apply to Danny Peterson Theatre, which has its own entrance and seating arrangements. The Morrison Center row and seat guide gives you specific seat numbers to compare on both levels.

At Albertsons Stadium, Boise State’s 2026 football chart puts section 8 at lower west midfield, section 23 at lower east midfield and section 108 at upper west midfield. The band is shown in sections 31 and 131 in the south end zone. Use the promoter’s event map if you’re attending a stadium concert. Check upcoming events at Albertsons Stadium before opening the map for your date.

For a Steelheads game, open the team-linked Idaho Central Arena panorama to compare rink angles before picking a row. Check the event date before comparing seats when the same opponent plays several games in Boise. The Steelheads seating guide shows which numbered sections line up with center ice and the goals.

ExtraMile Arena Concert Configuration

ExtraMile Arena transforms significantly between basketball games and concerts. For concerts, the floor area that normally serves as the basketball court often becomes general admission standing room or gets filled with temporary floor seats arranged in rows. This creates an entirely different viewing experience compared to the permanent bowl seating that rises around the arena.

The arena bowl seating wraps around in a horseshoe shape. One end typically houses the stage for concerts, which means seats directly behind the stage may be blocked off or sold at reduced prices with obstructed views. Side sections offer angled views that balance proximity with sight angles. The opposite end from the stage provides head-on views from greater distance.

Upper bowl sections sit farther back and higher up, creating steeper viewing angles. These sections often cost less but require more stair climbing. Lower bowl sections place you closer to the floor level but may have sightline challenges if floor seating rises too high in front of you. For concerts with elaborate lighting or video displays, upper sections sometimes offer better views of the full production design.

ExtraMile Arena Basketball Layout

Basketball games at ExtraMile Arena use the permanent seating configuration without floor seats. The court sits at floor level with the lower bowl starting just above court height. This arrangement gives lower bowl seats clear views of gameplay without obstructions.

Seats closest to center court along the sidelines provide the traditional premium viewing position. Corner sections offer wider views of the full court but at sharper angles. Baseline seats behind each hoop put you close to the action but make it harder to track plays developing at the opposite end.

Upper bowl seats for basketball sacrifice proximity but deliver overhead perspectives that let you see plays develop across the entire court. The elevation helps you understand offensive and defensive formations more clearly than lower angles provide. For fans who prioritize understanding game strategy over feeling close to players, upper sections offer distinct advantages despite being farther away.

See the venue or show in context

This archived home game shows how the arena looks in basketball configuration. Compare that setup with a concert or theatre map before choosing your seats.

Upcoming events to compare

Open an event to check its date and see the seating information for that performance or game.

Boise State Broncos vs. Butler Bulldogs

ExtraMile Arena · Nov 8, 2026

Boise State University Annual Holiday Concert

Morrison Center For The Performing Arts · Nov 12, 2026

Idaho Steelheads vs. Rapid City Rush

Idaho Central Arena · Nov 6, 2026

Boise State Broncos vs. Oregon State Beavers

Albertsons Stadium · Nov 14, 2026

Boise State vs. UNLV at ExtraMile Arena

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Morrison Center Theater Seating

Morrison Center maintains fixed theater-style seating arranged in a traditional performing arts center layout. The orchestra level comprises the main floor section with a gentle slope toward the stage. Balcony sections rise above, often divided into multiple levels depending on the specific hall configuration.

Theater seating charts typically divide the orchestra into left, center, and right sections. Center orchestra seats aligned with the middle of the stage generally command premium pricing because they offer straight-on views without neck turning. Front rows place you close but create steep upward viewing angles for elevated stages. Mid-orchestra rows balance proximity with comfortable viewing angles.

Balcony sections trade closeness for elevation. Front balcony rows often provide excellent sightlines because you view the stage from an angle that captures the full depth of the performance space. Rear balcony seats sit farthest from the stage but sometimes offer the most affordable entry point for budget-conscious attendees. Sound quality in purpose-built theater spaces like Morrison Center generally remains consistent throughout the hall due to acoustic engineering.

Idaho Central Arena Hockey Configuration

Idaho Central Arena configures specifically for hockey, with the ice rink positioned to optimize viewing angles for this sport. Seating surrounds the rink in sections that consider hockey-specific sightlines. The glass barrier around the rink affects views differently than basketball or concert setups.

Lower sections near the glass put you close to the action but the protective barrier and dasher boards block portions of your sightline, especially for plays happening directly in front of you. You feel the physicality of the game and hear the sounds of play more intensely. Upper sections provide unobstructed views over the glass, letting you track the puck more easily and see developing plays across the full ice surface.

Sections at center ice along the sides offer the most balanced views of both ends of the rink. Corner sections work well if you want to watch one particular goal area closely but require more head turning to follow play. End sections behind the goals provide dramatic views when play comes toward you but limit your view when action moves to the opposite end.

Albertsons Stadium Open Bowl Layout

Albertsons Stadium uses an open bowl design typical of college football stadiums. Seating sections wrap around the field in continuous rows without the separated sections found in enclosed arenas. The sideline sections run the length of the field while end zone sections sit behind each goal line.

Midfield sideline seats provide the classic football viewing position where you can see plays develop down the field. Higher rows in these sections offer better overall field visibility than lower rows, which can feel too flat to track passing plays. End zone sections place you directly in line with scoring plays when they come toward your end but create challenging viewing angles for plays at the opposite end.

Weather protection becomes a consideration at outdoor stadiums that does not factor into arena venue choices. Some sections receive more sun exposure during day games while others stay shaded. Rain affects different sections based on prevailing wind patterns. These outdoor elements influence comfort beyond just seat location and viewing angles. Use the Albertsons Stadium section guide to compare the west and east sidelines, midfield and end-zone seats.

Mobility and Accessibility Sections

All Boise venues provide designated accessible seating sections with companion seats. These sections typically include level or ramped access without stairs, wider spacing to accommodate wheelchairs, and transfer seating options for guests who can move from wheelchairs to fixed seats.

Accessible sections appear throughout venue seating maps rather than concentrating in just one area. This distribution lets guests with mobility needs choose between lower and upper sections, center and side locations, based on the same preferences that guide other ticket buyers. Some venues place accessible sections at specific entry levels that connect to accessible parking and restroom facilities via elevator or ramp systems.

When selecting accessible seating, consider proximity to accessible restrooms and concession areas in addition to stage or field views. Some accessible sections offer easier exit routes than others. Venues typically require documentation or advance notification for accessible seating requests to ensure proper accommodation and prevent misuse of these specialized sections. The Boise accessible seating guide lists venue-specific contacts and what to ask before booking.

Understanding Common Ticket Terms

Seating charts use terminology that remains fairly consistent across venues but can still cause confusion. General admission means no assigned seats within that section. You choose your specific spot on first-come basis within the designated area. Reserved seating assigns you a specific row and seat number that belongs only to your ticket.

Obstructed view indicates that something partially blocks your sightline to the stage or playing surface. This might be a support column, speaker cluster, camera platform, or other structural element. Obstructed view seats typically cost less than comparable unobstructed locations. The severity of obstruction varies, sometimes blocking just a small corner of the stage and other times significantly limiting what you can see.

Sections described as club or premium often include additional amenities beyond just seat location. These might involve access to climate-controlled lounges, dedicated concession areas with shorter lines, or wider seats with extra legroom. The specific benefits vary by venue and price tier. Standard seats provide the basic viewing location without supplementary perks.

Decision Workflow for Selecting Seats

Start by identifying your primary priority. Do you value being as close as possible, having the best overall view, minimizing cost, or ensuring easy entry and exit? Different priorities lead to different section choices even at the same event. A fan who wants to feel the energy up close makes different tradeoffs than someone who wants to see complete stage production or follow every play.

Next, consider the specific event type at your chosen venue. The same section in ExtraMile Arena works differently for concerts versus basketball. A lower bowl seat perfect for basketball might have its view blocked by floor seating at a concert. An upper section that feels distant for theater might provide ideal angles for hockey. Match the seating configuration to the event rather than assuming one section always performs the same way.

Factor in your mobility needs and preferences. If you struggle with stairs, prioritize accessible sections or lower bowl seats near entrances. If you need easy restroom access, study the venue map for proximity to facilities. If you want to leave quickly after the event ends, sections near exits matter more than sections with marginally better views but trapped in the middle of long rows.

Compare specific sections using the venue seating chart for your event type. Look at photos from different sections if available through venue resources or fan-shared perspectives. Understand that front row does not automatically mean best experience. Sometimes a few rows back provides better angles without necks craned upward. Sometimes upper sections deliver surprisingly good perspectives that change your assumptions about proximity versus elevation. Once you know the layout you want, find the exact performance on the Boise events calendar and check the map for that date.

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