What do the colors mean on the Ticketmaster seat map?

Shaded sections and colored seats are on sale for your search. On many maps, resale seats use a different color from standard seats, and the legend on the page names each one.

How to read the Ticketmaster seat map

The seat map shows the venue cut into sections. Shaded sections have tickets for your search, gray ones do not, and zooming into a section shows its rows and single seats.

Sections

Each block is a section with a number or a name, such as 112 or Floor A. Our show pages use the section names from the seller's seat map. On Jacksonville Jaguars at Chicago Bears on Dec 6, 2026, 6 of the 167 sections had seats on sale on Nov 7, 2026.

Colors and dots

On many event maps, standard seats and resale seats show in different colors, and a legend on the page names them. Zoomed in, each dot or seat shape is one seat. A seat with no color is not on sale for the search.

The quantity box changes the map

The map only lights up seats that fit the number of tickets in the search. A search for one ticket lights up the most seats.

What the map does not show

It shows no totals: no count for a section, a level or the show. Every show page here adds that up, section by section, with the seats taken beside it.