Wiener Stadthalle Seating Map

At fully seated concerts the front rows of the Orchester floor section are closest to the stage. The higher seat numbers in the raked Nordtribüne and Südtribüne sit near the stage with unrestricted views, while the Osttribüne grandstand gives a full face-on view of the production from a distance.

Prices are set per event by the organiser. The lowest categories are generally in the first and second ring sections (numbered in the 60s to 90s), and standing floor tickets are the budget option at standing concerts.

Both are used. At seated concerts the floor is divided into the Orchester, 1. Parkett and 2. Parkett sections; at standing shows the whole floor is general admission, with published standing versions from 3,600 up to 9,980 people. For sport the floor carries the court.

Yes. The Wiener Stadthalle is a fully enclosed indoor arena and convention centre, and Hall D carries the largest roof for entertainment in the complex at around 10,000 square metres, so events run unaffected by the weather.

Yes. There is step-free access through the box office foyer, wheelchair spaces in Hall D positioned per event and in the front half of Hall F with companion seats in row 17, barrier-free toilets at foyer level and on the first tier, and disabled parking at Sorbaitgasse 7 and Moeringgasse. Wheelchair tickets are sold only directly by the Wiener Stadthalle, which advises on +43 1 981 00-480.

Hall D has a flat floor (Orchester, 1. Parkett and 2. Parkett at seated shows), the 34-row Osttribüne grandstand at the rear, the 15-row raked Nordtribüne and Südtribüne on the sides, and first and second ring sections above numbered in the 60s to 90s. The hall seats 10,741 fully seated and holds up to 16,083 with floor standing.

The venue's own site lists no per-event VIP ticket products; its Business Lounges are spaces rented for corporate functions, and Hall D has VIP rooms backstage for production use. Any VIP or premium packages at concerts are sold by the individual event promoters, not by the venue.

The fully seated layout offers 10,741 seats, with up to 700 standing places at the second tier if required; the floor is sold as Orchester, 1. Parkett and 2. Parkett sections. For specific sections, aim for Orchester front rows — The front rows of the Orchester floor section are the nearest seats to an end stage in the fully seated concert layout.

Yes. Wiener Stadthalle's seating map is split into numbered sections across its tiers (First and second ring (1. Rang, 2. Rang) Ring sections numbered 60–66, 70–76, 80–85 and 90–95), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating map on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at Wiener Stadthalle are from Orchester front rows — The front rows of the Orchester floor section are the nearest seats to an end stage in the fully seated concert layout. The weakest are 1. Parkett and 2. Parkett rear rows: Flat floor seating behind the Orchester section: a tall person in front can obstruct the view. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating map for Wiener Stadthalle.

Wiener Stadthalle holds about 16,083, though the exact number in use varies by event configuration.

Wiener Stadthalle is made up of 4 main stands: Floor (Orchester, 1. Parkett, 2. Parkett); Osttribüne; Nordtribüne and Südtribüne; First and second ring (1. Rang, 2. Rang).

For the best view at Wiener Stadthalle, aim for Orchester front rows (The front rows of the Orchester floor section are the nearest seats to an end stage in the fully seated concert layout.); Nordtribüne and Südtribüne, central rows (The raked side stands look directly along the court for tennis and other court sports, with an unrestricted view even from the back rows.). The view is most restricted from 1. Parkett and 2. Parkett rear rows (Flat floor seating behind the Orchester section: a tall person in front can obstruct the view.).

Car parks near Wiener Stadthalle include Radparkplatz, WIPARK Märzpark Parkgarage, Stadthallengarage - Einfahrt Vogelweidplatz, Lugner City Garage and more. The closest is Radparkplatz, about 124 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.