Curved Theatre — Large
A clean three-block theatre replacement with generous aisles and section navigation.
Theatres, arenas, stadiums, banquet rooms, clubs, trade-show halls and festivals — every layout opens live in the SeatLayer Designer, editable in seconds, no signup. Start from a real room instead of an empty canvas.
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Curved and straight-row auditoriums, opera houses and studio black boxes — named sections, tiers and 3D views built in.
A clean three-block theatre replacement with generous aisles and section navigation.
Straight rows split by a center aisle, facing the stage.
Straight rows in a single block, all facing the stage.
An intimate two-block performance room with a central aisle.
A clean multi-level theatre with navigable lower and upper seating decks.
Wide sectioned seating for outdoor performance and civic events.
A full venue bowl of two dozen NAMED sections — Golden Circle, Arena, Stalls A–G, Grand Circle A–I and side choirs — that reads as a professional section map at a glance and reveals seats as you zoom into a block.
Three navigable seating levels around a central performance floor.
A sectioned symphonic hall with balanced seating blocks and clear navigation.
A gently-raked screening auditorium — a Premium recliner block, a large Standard block and a rear love-seat couples row, facing the screen.
A nave of curved pews split by two aisles, angled West/East transepts, and a rear balcony horseshoe as a second floor — Adult/Child tiers, dignified muted palette.
A medium three-block theatre for touring shows, talks and local productions.
Flexible compact seating for studio theatre and experimental performance.
Three seating blocks organized around a thrust-style focal stage.
Three-block auditorium seating for conferences and keynote sessions.
Bowls, grandstands and multi-deck stadiums from 384 to 14,000+ seats — section navigation and the seat-melt renderer at scale.
One steep, gently curved section with a rear balcony tier.
Zoned section blocks around a center stage, with a lifted upper tier — shows off far-zoom blocks, the seat melt, and the 3D view.
A rectangular pitch ringed by four stands, each split into a Lower and Upper deck stacked as floors. Per-stand sections and zones; switch decks in 2D or see the whole bowl in 3D.
A centre stage surrounded 360° by a concentric bowl split into four quadrant sections, with a Lower Bowl and Upper Bowl stacked as floors — boxing, basketball or in-the-round concerts.
A continuous oval bowl around the pitch — eight named stands (Pavilion End, Members, Grand Stands, the Hills) each split into Lower and Upper tiers, with Adult/Concession tiers on the Members stands.
A two-level four-sided arena for competitive gaming and live production.
A real big-arena hockey bowl (Uber Arena, Berlin) built to scale — a horizontal ice rink graphic, north-side Premium sections 101–104, a continuous Lower Bowl 201–220, an Upper Tier 401–421 wrapping three sides, east-end Loge suites and wheelchair positions. This ~13k-seat spatial-index fixture does not assert a browser FPS benchmark.
A sectioned arena bowl configuration for concerts with an end-stage focus.
Four-sided lower and upper bowls around a central court.
A generic two-level hockey bowl with four navigable stands.
A compact in-the-round bowl for boxing, wrestling and combat sports.
Four-sided section navigation around a centre court.
Wide multi-block grandstand seating for diamond sports.
Two-deck four-sided stadium seating for rugby and field sports.
A long high-capacity grandstand split into clearly named blocks.
Compact multi-block bleachers for school sport and assemblies.
Round and U-shape tables with individually bookable seats — weddings, galas and boardroom dinners with a dance floor up front.
Round tables in a grid with a dance floor up front.
Open-centre U-shaped tables facing a presentation stage.
Round tables fanned in concentric arcs around a stage and dance floor — individually bookable seats with a warm gold-to-plum palette.
Two balanced guest blocks facing a ceremony focal point.
Cabaret tables, comedy rooms and nightclub floors that mix bookable VIP tables with a general-admission dance floor.
Numbered booth grids and feature pavilions along clean aisles — corner booths priced up, halls grouped for navigation.
Town halls, graduations and fashion runways — mixed reserved-and-standing layouts for everything else you run.
Every layout is a live SeatLayer chart — edit rows, tables, sections and pricing, then publish your first real event when you are ready.