Jones Beach Theater

I assume the venue doesn't sell Seats 1 or 2 in this suite. This suite is comprised of six chairs which slide out from beneath a counter, presumably numbered 1-6. Seats 1 & 2 are unusable, as their view is blocked by a steel column. There are two more chairs in this flat space. I guess these are a Row B? Or is the venue misrepresenting the suite as featuring eight first row seats? Regardless, these two chairs are also useless for anything other than viewing the backs of the heads of guests seated in Row A, Seats 3-6, assuming those folks remain seated. So there is a total of four usable seats in this eight chair suite. Suite is set at the very back of the Stadium 2 level, so effectively you're getting view from last row of this level, though it is raised enough from rows before you to afford no human obstructions. Suites 1-6 and 22-26 do not have individual or separate restrooms, unlike the "real" suites, numbered 7-21. Wait service is provided, though menu is mostly limited to items "for the suite." So large platters of food, not individual items or meals. Even non-alcoholic canned beverages can only be ordered by the six-pack (six 16.9oz cans of water = $42 as of 2025). Not the greatest setup for suites being shared by small groups of strangers. No real walls to Suites 1-6 or 22-26, so just as exposed to the wind that often blows in off the water at this venue as other Stadium level seating. The suite is covered by overhang from deck above. This image is zoomed-in.

I assume the venue doesn't sell Seats 1 or 2 in this suite. This suite is comprised of six chairs which slide out from beneath a counter, presumably numbered 1-6. Seats 1 & 2 are unusable, as their view is blocked by a steel column. There are two more chairs in this flat space. I guess these are a Row B? Or is the venue misrepresenting the suite as featuring eight first row seats? Regardless, these two chairs are also useless for anything other than viewing the backs of the heads of guests seated in Row A, Seats 3-6, assuming those folks remain seated. So there is a total of four usable seats in this eight chair suite. Suite is set at the very back of the Stadium 2 level, so effectively you're getting view from last row of this level, though it is raised enough from rows before you to afford no human obstructions. Suites 1-6 and 22-26 do not have individual or separate restrooms, unlike the "real" suites, numbered 7-21. Wait service is provided, though menu is mostly limited to items "for the suite." So large platters of food, not individual items or meals. Even non-alcoholic canned beverages can only be ordered by the six-pack (six 16.9oz cans of water = $42 as of 2025). Not the greatest setup for suites being shared by small groups of strangers. No real walls to Suites 1-6 or 22-26, so just as exposed to the wind that often blows in off the water at this venue as other Stadium level seating. The suite is covered by overhang from deck above.

I assume the venue doesn't sell Seats 1 or 2 in this suite. This suite is comprised of six chairs which slide out from beneath a counter, presumably numbered 1-6. Seats 1 & 2 are unusable, as their view is blocked by a steel column. There are two more chairs in this flat space. I guess these are a Row B? Or is the venue misrepresenting the suite as featuring eight first row seats? Regardless, these two chairs are also useless for anything other than viewing the backs of the heads of guests seated in Row A, Seats 3-6, assuming those folks remain seated. So there is a total of four usable seats in this eight chair suite. Suite is set at the very back of the Stadium 2 level, so effectively you're getting view from last row of this level, though it is raised enough from rows before you to afford no human obstructions. Suites 1-6 and 22-26 do not have individual or separate restrooms, unlike the "real" suites, numbered 7-21. Wait service is provided, though menu is mostly limited to items "for the suite." So large platters of food, not individual items or meals. Even non-alcoholic canned beverages can only be ordered by the six-pack (six 16.9oz cans of water = $42 as of 2025). Not the greatest setup for suites being shared by small groups of strangers. No real walls to Suites 1-6 or 22-26, so just as exposed to the wind that often blows in off the water at this venue as other Stadium level seating. The suite is covered by overhang from deck above.

I assume the venue doesn't sell Seats 1 or 2 in this suite. This suite is comprised of six chairs which slide out from beneath a counter, presumably numbered 1-6. Seats 1 & 2 are unusable, as their view is blocked by a steel column. There are two more chairs in this flat space. I guess these are a Row B? Or is the venue misrepresenting the suite as featuring eight first row seats? Regardless, these two chairs are also useless for anything other than viewing the backs of the heads of guests seated in Row A, Seats 3-6, assuming those folks remain seated. So there is a total of four usable seats in this eight chair suite. Suite is set at the very back of the Stadium 2 level, so effectively you're getting view from last row of this level, though it is raised enough from rows before you to afford no human obstructions. Suites 1-6 and 22-26 do not have individual or separate restrooms, unlike the "real" suites, numbered 7-21. Wait service is provided, though menu is mostly limited to items "for the suite." So large platters of food, not individual items or meals. Even non-alcoholic canned beverages can only be ordered by the six-pack (six 16.9oz cans of water = $42 as of 2025). Not the greatest setup for suites being shared by small groups of strangers. No real walls to Suites 1-6 or 22-26, so just as exposed to the wind that often blows in off the water at this venue as other Stadium level seating. The suite is covered by overhang from deck above.

I assume the venue doesn't sell Seats 1 or 2 in this suite. This suite is comprised of six chairs which slide out from beneath a counter, presumably numbered 1-6. Seats 1 & 2 are unusable, as their view is blocked by a steel column. There are two more chairs in this flat space. I guess these are a Row B? Or is the venue misrepresenting the suite as featuring eight first row seats? Regardless, these two chairs are also useless for anything other than viewing the backs of the heads of guests seated in Row A, Seats 3-6, assuming those folks remain seated. So there is a total of four usable seats in this eight chair suite. Suite is set at the very back of the Stadium 2 level, so effectively you're getting view from last row of this level, though it is raised enough from rows before you to afford no human obstructions. Suites 1-6 and 22-26 do not have individual or separate restrooms, unlike the "real" suites, numbered 7-21. Wait service is provided, though menu is mostly limited to items "for the suite." So large platters of food, not individual items or meals. Even non-alcoholic canned beverages can only be ordered by the six-pack (six 16.9oz cans of water = $42 as of 2025). Not the greatest setup for suites being shared by small groups of strangers. No real walls to Suites 1-6 or 22-26, so just as exposed to the wind that often blows in off the water at this venue as other Stadium level seating. The suite is covered by overhang from deck above.

I assume the venue doesn't sell Seats 1 or 2 in this suite. This suite is comprised of six chairs which slide out from beneath a counter, presumably numbered 1-6. Seats 1 & 2 are unusable, as their view is blocked by a steel column. There are two more chairs in this flat space. I guess these are a Row B? Or is the venue misrepresenting the suite as featuring eight first row seats? Regardless, these two chairs are also useless for anything other than viewing the backs of the heads of guests seated in Row A, Seats 3-6, assuming those folks remain seated. So there is a total of four usable seats in this eight chair suite. Suite is set at the very back of the Stadium 2 level, so effectively you're getting view from last row of this level, though it is raised enough from rows before you to afford no human obstructions. Suites 1-6 and 22-26 do not have individual or separate restrooms, unlike the "real" suites, numbered 7-21. Wait service is provided, though menu is mostly limited to items "for the suite." So large platters of food, not individual items or meals. Even non-alcoholic canned beverages can only be ordered by the six-pack (six 16.9oz cans of water = $42 as of 2025). Not the greatest setup for suites being shared by small groups of strangers. No real walls to Suites 1-6 or 22-26, so just as exposed to the wind that often blows in off the water at this venue as other Stadium level seating. The suite is covered by overhang from deck above.

I assume the venue doesn't sell Seats 1 or 2 in this suite. This suite is comprised of six chairs which slide out from beneath a counter, presumably numbered 1-6. Seats 1 & 2 are unusable, as their view is blocked by a steel column. There are two more chairs in this flat space. I guess these are a Row B? Or is the venue misrepresenting the suite as featuring eight first row seats? Regardless, these two chairs are also useless for anything other than viewing the backs of the heads of guests seated in Row A, Seats 3-6, assuming those folks remain seated. So there is a total of four usable seats in this eight chair suite. Suite is set at the very back of the Stadium 2 level, so effectively you're getting view from last row of this level, though it is raised enough from rows before you to afford no human obstructions. Suites 1-6 and 22-26 do not have individual or separate restrooms, unlike the "real" suites, numbered 7-21. Wait service is provided, though menu is mostly limited to items "for the suite." So large platters of food, not individual items or meals. Even non-alcoholic canned beverages can only be ordered by the six-pack (six 16.9oz cans of water = $42 as of 2025). Not the greatest setup for suites being shared by small groups of strangers. No real walls to Suites 1-6 or 22-26, so just as exposed to the wind that often blows in off the water at this venue as other Stadium level seating. The suite is covered by overhang from deck above.

I assume the venue doesn't sell Seats 1 or 2 in this suite. This suite is comprised of six chairs which slide out from beneath a counter, presumably numbered 1-6. Seats 1 & 2 are unusable, as their view is blocked by a steel column. There are two more chairs in this flat space. I guess these are a Row B? Or is the venue misrepresenting the suite as featuring eight first row seats? Regardless, these two chairs are also useless for anything other than viewing the backs of the heads of guests seated in Row A, Seats 3-6, assuming those folks remain seated. So there is a total of four usable seats in this eight chair suite. Suite is set at the very back of the Stadium 2 level, so effectively you're getting view from last row of this level, though it is raised enough from rows before you to afford no human obstructions. Suites 1-6 and 22-26 do not have individual or separate restrooms, unlike the "real" suites, numbered 7-21. Wait service is provided, though menu is mostly limited to items "for the suite." So large platters of food, not individual items or meals. Even non-alcoholic canned beverages can only be ordered by the six-pack (six 16.9oz cans of water = $42 as of 2025). Not the greatest setup for suites being shared by small groups of strangers. No real walls to Suites 1-6 or 22-26, so just as exposed to the wind that often blows in off the water at this venue as other Stadium level seating. The suite is covered by overhang from deck above.

I assume the venue doesn't sell Seats 1 or 2 in this suite. This suite is comprised of six chairs which slide out from beneath a counter, presumably numbered 1-6. Seats 1 & 2 are unusable, as their view is blocked by a steel column. There are two more chairs in this flat space. I guess these are a Row B? Or is the venue misrepresenting the suite as featuring eight first row seats? Regardless, these two chairs are also useless for anything other than viewing the backs of the heads of guests seated in Row A, Seats 3-6, assuming those folks remain seated. So there is a total of four usable seats in this eight chair suite. Suite is set at the very back of the Stadium 2 level, so effectively you're getting view from last row of this level, though it is raised enough from rows before you to afford no human obstructions. Suites 1-6 and 22-26 do not have individual or separate restrooms, unlike the "real" suites, numbered 7-21. Wait service is provided, though menu is mostly limited to items "for the suite." So large platters of food, not individual items or meals. Even non-alcoholic canned beverages can only be ordered by the six-pack (six 16.9oz cans of water = $42 as of 2025). Not the greatest setup for suites being shared by small groups of strangers. No real walls to Suites 1-6 or 22-26, so just as exposed to the wind that often blows in off the water at this venue as other Stadium level seating. The suite is covered by overhang from deck above.

Great seats, wait service and bathroom. Book all the tickets tho, sometimes the vibe doesn't match

Suite# 15, it's far from the stage but it comes with VIP parking, a separate entrance, private bathroom, wait staff, and access to the garden area. Very relaxing spot. This photo is zoomed out, but I've also added ones that are zoomed in

Suite# 15, it's far from the stage but it comes with VIP parking, a separate entrance, private bathroom, wait staff, and access to the garden area. Very relaxing spot. This photo is zoomed in, but I've also added ones that are zoomed out

Suite #10 Perfect View. Perfect Sound. Great Experience.

View was okay but sound was good. Also since it was a suite, free drinks and a personal bathroom was included.