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- Stadium_seating abstract "Stadium seating or theater seating is a characteristic seating arrangement that is most commonly associated with performing-arts venues, and derives its name from stadiums, which typically use this arrangement. In stadium seating, most or all seats are placed higher than the seats immediately in front of them so that the occupants of further-back seats have less of their views blocked by those further forward. This is especially necessary in stadiums where the subject matter is typically best observed from above, rather than in-line or from below. In addition to sports venues and performing arts venues, many other venues that require clear audience views of a single area use stadium seating, including religious institutions, lecture halls, and movie theaters.An alternative to stadium seating is to place the focal area at a higher level than the audience so that the audience may look above those people in front of them to see, avoiding blocked sight-lines (like the green circle in the illustration, right). One example of this is floor seating of a concert which has a raised stage; seats are commonly all at an equal height on the actual floor of a venue, such as the floor seats at a concert held in a sports arena.Because the increased angle of stadium seating, seats are typically (but not universally) installed on a stepped floor surface which also functions as a staircase in the aisles. This is as opposed to the common usage of a flat, often slightly sloped, floor used in many standard seating venues (such as many stage theaters). There has been some criticism of stadium seating because, due to the stepped layout, it is usually not possible for disabled people in wheelchairs to move about. Venues with stadium seating generally place handicapped seating among the row which is at the level of the concourse which feeds the seating area, leaving more space than rows above or below it, and leaving chair-less space(s) for wheelchairs.The trains on some roller coasters are also configured in tiers; this seating configuration is also sometimes called stadium seating. Three prominent examples of roller coasters whose trains use this type of seating are Millennium Force at Cedar Point, which opened in 2000, SheiKra at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, which opened in 2005, and Griffon at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, which opened in 2007.Converting sloped-floor theaters to stadium seating often requires raising the ceiling and adding risers, so owners of movie theaters often judge conversion as not cost effective.".
- Stadium_seating thumbnail ACC-BackRow.jpg?width=300.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageID "2015461".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageLength "3705".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageOutDegree "21".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageRevisionID "564735928".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Arena.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Busch_Gardens_Tampa.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Busch_Gardens_Tampa_Bay.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Busch_Gardens_Williamsburg.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Category:Concerts.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Category:Roller_coaster_technology.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Cedar_Point.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Concourse.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Festival_seating.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Griffon_(roller_coaster).
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Millennium_Force.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Movie_theater.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Music_venue.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Performing_arts.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Roller_coaster.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Seating_assignment.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink SheiKra.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Sport_venue.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Sports_venue.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Stadium.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Theater_(building).
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Theater_(structure).
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink Train_(roller_coaster).
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink File:ACC-BackRow.jpg.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLink File:Stadium-demo.png.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "Stadium seating".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "Stadium".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "raked seating".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "seats".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "stadium seating".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "stadium style seating".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "stadium".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "stadium-seated".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "stadium-style seating".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "steps".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "tiered seating".
- Stadium_seating wikiPageWikiLinkText "“stadium seating”".
- Stadium_seating hasPhotoCollection Stadium_seating.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Citation_needed.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Refimprove.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Stadium_seating wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Roller_coaster.
- Stadium_seating subject Category:Concerts.
- Stadium_seating subject Category:Roller_coaster_technology.
- Stadium_seating hypernym Arrangement.
- Stadium_seating type Article.
- Stadium_seating type Event.
- Stadium_seating type MusicalWork.
- Stadium_seating type Article.
- Stadium_seating type Coaster.
- Stadium_seating type Event.
- Stadium_seating type Technology.
- Stadium_seating comment "Stadium seating or theater seating is a characteristic seating arrangement that is most commonly associated with performing-arts venues, and derives its name from stadiums, which typically use this arrangement. In stadium seating, most or all seats are placed higher than the seats immediately in front of them so that the occupants of further-back seats have less of their views blocked by those further forward.".
- Stadium_seating label "Stadium seating".
- Stadium_seating sameAs m.06f6f8.
- Stadium_seating sameAs Q7596512.
- Stadium_seating sameAs Q7596512.
- Stadium_seating wasDerivedFrom Stadium_seating?oldid=564735928.
- Stadium_seating depiction ACC-BackRow.jpg.
- Stadium_seating isPrimaryTopicOf Stadium_seating.