Venue Set Up
The Pageant is a tiered venue with the dance floor at the lowest level, followed by the 1st Tier and 2nd Tiers which are elevated approximately two feet from the level below. The Pageant was built from the ground up specifically to accomodate a music venue, allowing every seat/standing area to be within 70 feet of the stage. Every seat is a good seat at The Pageant!

Most shows are set up with the Main Floor General Admission and Reserved Balcony unless otherwise noted on the SHOWS page. Please visit our facebook page for additional photos of venue set up.

GENERAL ADMISSION
General Admission (GA) seating is set up in a cabaret style with tables, chairs, and bar stools. Standing may be necessary if all seats are taken. Please respect your fellow patrons - seat saving is strictly prohibited.

Minors (those under 21) must be physically seperated from alcohol; therefore, GA Seating may be set up four different ways, depending on the amount of minors expected: (Main Floor Set-Up, Balcony is 21+)

Right Side, Dance Floor: most common set up. Minors are allowed on the right side of the venue and on the dance floor.
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Right Side Only: mostly over 21 crowd. Minors are allowed on the right side of the venue only. see map
Small Bowtie: mostly under 21 crowd. Minors are allowed on the right side, dance floor, left side, and 1st tier in the middle section. see map
Large Bowtie: mostly under 21 crowd. Minors are allowed everywhere except directly in front of the Main Bar. see map

Venue set up is normally not determined until 1 week prior to the show, but may change on the day of the show. Remember: Alcohol is prohibited in the minor sections. Minors are prohibited in the alcohol sections.

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View from Center Balcony

Reserved Main Level Set Up

The Pageant is a fully accessible venue. Ramps lead down to each tier and an elevator is provided for all patrons.

Accessible Seating
Please contact The Pageant Box Office (314.726.6161) prior to the day of the event if you need to make special arrangements (disabled seating, etc.). Please give us as much advance notice as possible so we have time to respond to your request and accomodate you accordingly.

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