

 ## What are the section numbers in the London Indigo at the O2? ##
     

 Indigo at the O2 has a capacity of 1897 seats. These are located in the following blocks:
     

 1 - Balcony, 2 - Balcony, 3 - Balcony, A, B, C, D, E, FLOOR - Standing Room Only, KINGS ROW, REAR BALCONY - Standing Room...
     

 ## How many seats are there in a row in the London Indigo at the O2, UK? ##
     

 The number of seats varies from row to row and section to section, however the average number of seats in a row in Indigo at the O2 is 23.
     

 The lowest number of seats in a row is 6 and that is in Row L, Section FLOORA.
     

 The highest number of seats in a row is 51 and that is in Row F, Section KINGS.
     

 ## How many rows are there in the Indigo at the O2, United Kingdom? ##
     

 The number of rows in each section is typically around 10-20.
     

 Additionally some sections may have accessible wheelchair rows or standing room only areas.
     

 You can check the exact row numbers at London Indigo at the O2 on the seating layout map available on this page.

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London Indigo at the O2 seating plan

London Indigo at the O2 seat numbers seating plan

The best seats at London Indigo at the O2 are typically located in the first 10-20 rows nearest to the stage. However, the best seat numbers can vary depending on personal preferences. Some spectators prefer the thrill of being near the action, while others opt for a higher viewpoint for a more panoramic view of the entire stage. Our plan is a valuable resource to assist you in picking the best seats when buying tickets, as it provides the exact seat and row numbers for each block. It's worth noting that seats are numbered with seat number 1 located on the right side of the venue when looking at the stage and then increase continuously without resetting seat numbering in each block. Also there are approximately 23 seats per row in London Indigo at the O2. As you move round the venue, the section numbers / letters increase continuously. To get the best view of the concert, aim for seats in the front rows of the central sections, which give a clear and unobstructed view of the entire stage. The seating chart on this page clearly shows row numbers. For a more relaxed experience with a full view of venue, rows at the back or in the upper sections are excellent choices. Knowing the seating chart layout can significantly boost your experience. Our interactive seating layout maps on this page remove the uncertainty from choosing seats by providing precise seat numbers. Keep an eye on row numbers within each section too. Rows with smaller numbers typically bring you closer to the action, offering a more engaging experience. If you prefer a wider view, rows with larger numbers might give a better, fuller view of the entire stage, though they might be further back, which can limit your ability to see the performer's facial expressions. Think about the elevation of the seats as well. Higher elevations provide a distinctive viewpoint for a complete view, while lower-level seating brings you closer to the action for a more intimate experience. Ultimately, the best seats in Indigo at the O2 depend on personal preference, and you can use the virtual seat finder plan diagram on this page to select row and seat numbers with the optimal view from my seat.

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What are the section numbers in the London Indigo at the O2?

How many seats are there in a row in the London Indigo at the O2, UK?

How many rows are there in the Indigo at the O2, United Kingdom?