BMO Stadium Seating Chart

Parking, bag policy, transit and history are on the main BMO Stadium guide.

BMO Stadium seats in one paragraph

On the BMO Stadium seating chart, the lower-level numbers start at 101 in the northwest corner of the North End, pass behind the supporters' section, run south down the east sideline (109–118), cross the south end (119–126) and come back up the west sideline (127–135). Halfway sits at 112–114 on the east side, where the Figueroa Club fills the middle, and at the club block on the west side, where both teams' benches are. Upstairs, the 200s follow the same clockwise path from 208 to 235. For most matches, the best seats are low on either sideline between the penalty areas; for shade, choose the west side or the covered upper rows.

The stadium opened in 2018 as Banc of California Stadium and took the BMO name in 2023. The bowl was not renumbered, so a Banc of California Stadium seating chart still matches. Section numbers on this page come from LAFC's stadium map and RateYourSeats' section directory, which agree.

• Best overall: 111–115 and the Figueroa Club on the east side.
• Bench side: the west clubs and 127–129 or 133–135.
• Atmosphere: the North End, standing only for most of it.
• Shade: west side late in the day; south end early.

Level by level: the section ranges

Seen from above with the North End at the top, the numbers run clockwise on both levels. Numbers 130–132 and 230–232 are not used; the west-side clubs take that space.

North End

The supporters' section, home of The 3252, fills the end behind the north goal as general admission safe standing (rail-lined rows with no seats). Sections 101 at the northwest corner and 107–108 at the northeast corner are reserved seats beside it, per RateYourSeats. LAFC's map also shows a strip labeled North End Terrace, numbered 1–34, along the back of the end.

East sideline

• Lower, 109–118: 109 at the north corner to 118 at the south corner. 112 and 114 flank midfield, with Figueroa Club boxes A, B and C between them where 113 would be.
• Upper, 208–217: the East Overlook, 208 at the north end to 217 at the south. Midfield Boxes M1–M4 sit in front of 211–214, with M2 and M3 on the halfway line.

South end

• Lower, 119–126: 119 at the southeast corner to 126 at the southwest corner.
• Upper, 218–226: 218 at the southeast corner to 225–226 at the southwest corner.

West sideline

• Lower: 127–129 south of halfway and 133–135 north of it.
• Clubs at midfield: Field Club sections A–E nearest the pitch, Director's boxes numbered 1–10 behind them, and the Founders Club (A–E) behind those, with C on the halfway line. The home bench is in front of the north half of the Field Club and the visitors' bench in front of the south half, per LAFC's map.
• Upper: the West Overlook, 227–229 and 233–235, wrapped around Founders Suites FS1–FS12, with the Sunset Deck suites (SS1–SS10) above.

Rows per section and seat numbers

LAFC's map shows sections but not rows. RateYourSeats' section pages fill in the counts:

• East and west lower sideline: rows A–U in sections such as 110, 112, 128 and 134; the corner section 117 runs to row Y. Row A is the front row.
• South end lower: rows A–P in section 122, with wheelchair spaces behind row P.
• East upper: the deepest seating in the stadium. Section 210 runs rows A–CC; section 213 starts at row K, because the Midfield Boxes take the front, and runs to DD.
• South upper: rows A–L in 221.
• West upper: short, rows A–G in 228 and 234.

Seat numbers: RateYourSeats reports that the lowest seat number is on your right as you face the field, with numbers rising to the left. LAFC does not publish the rule, and no second guide confirms it, so confirm an aisle seat before you buy.

What the view looks like from each part of the bowl

The rake is the reason most seats here work. The bowl rises at about 34 degrees and the closest seats are about 12 feet from the field, per Wikipedia, so even the upper rows sit over the touchline.

Lower sidelines

The best tactical view: you see the shape of both teams and the full width of the pitch. Front rows are closest to the pace of play; a few rows up clears the photographers and stewards along the touchline.

East upper

The long, steep East Overlook gives a broadcast-style view; its middle sections, 211–214, look straight across the halfway line. The top rows are well back from the field but under the roof.

Ends

The south end, 119–126 and 218–226, faces the North End across the pitch, so you get the supporters' tifo (choreographed banner displays) and singing head-on, and attacks toward the south goal come straight at you. Depth perception at the far end is the trade-off.

North End

Behind the north goal, standing, with flags and drums that can block sightlines at times. Choose it for the experience, not the view.

Sun and shade under the canopy

The roof is a split ETFE canopy (a translucent plastic film): a C-shaped piece over the south, west and north sides and a separate piece over the east. ShadedSeats maps where the shade falls, and RateYourSeats' covered-seat notes match it on the upper level:

• Early afternoon: the south end, 120–124 and 220–224, shades first.
• Late afternoon and evening: the west sideline and its clubs.
• Covered rows: RateYourSeats lists all of 213, 221, 228 and 234 under cover, and rows H and up in 210.
• Sunniest: the lower east sideline, 109–117, at an early kickoff, and the North End.

At a night match the sun is gone within the first half hour, and the east side, with its midfield club and steep upper deck, becomes the stronger choice.

Concert layout and seats to weigh

For concerts, RateYourSeats' notes point to an end stage at the north end, which matches Wikipedia's note that the North End has a removable stage. The field becomes floor sections such as Field A3 at the center, the Field Suites and Midfield Boxes become the side-stage views, section 110 is close to the stage on the east side, and the south end, 122 and 221, faces the stage head-on. Some shows sell the floor as standing general admission, so check the event's own map.

Seats to think twice about

• The North End if you want to sit: most of it is standing for the full match.
• Low corner rows: close, but the far half of the field flattens out.
• Lower east sideline at a 1 p.m. kickoff: sun until late in the match.
• Top rows of the East Overlook: a long climb, though covered.

Clubs, suites and premium spaces

• Field Club (A–E): the west-side seats right behind the benches.
• Field Level Suites (1–10): at field level in front of 127–129 and 133–135.
• Director's boxes (1–10): behind the Field Club at midfield.
• Founders Club (A–E): the center of the west side, above the Field Club.
• Figueroa Club (A–C) and Figueroa loge boxes: east-side midfield.
• Midfield Boxes (M1–M4): in front of 211–214 on the east side.
• Suites: LAFC's guide lists 35: 10 Field Level, 12 Founders Level, 10 Sunset Deck and three party suites.
• Sunset Deck: the top of the west side.

Accessible seating and services

LAFC's matchday A–Z guide says the stadium meets or exceeds ADA requirements but does not list accessible sections. RateYourSeats shows wheelchair spaces behind the back row of several lower sections, such as 110 (behind row U) and 122 (behind row P). Other details as of 2026:

• Elevators: five public elevators in three places: the VIP lobby, behind section 101 and behind section 116.
• Assistive listening: free at the Guest Experience Center behind section 129, with an ID deposit.
• Wheelchair escorts: request one at any gate.
• Family restrooms: near sections 102, 106, 110, 116, 121, 123, 129, 131 and 202.

Contact Guest Experience before buying for the exact accessible locations at your event, and check the guide for current policy.

Sources

• LAFC: Stadium maps
• LAFC: BMO Stadium seating map image
• LAFC: Matchday A–Z guide
• RateYourSeats: BMO Stadium sections
• RateYourSeats: Section 112
• RateYourSeats: Section 213
• ShadedSeats: BMO Stadium sun and shade
• Wikipedia: BMO Stadium