General Admission Seats – The general admission seating at Daytona International Speedway are located on the bottom few rows of the grandstands where you can get an up-close view of the fast-paced action on the track. If you’re looking for an inexpensive way to attend the Daytona 500, this is the way to do it!

100 Level Seats – Rows l through 37.  Also known to some Daytona fans as “the chairs”, these are the least expensive seats at the Daytona 500 and get you close to the track.  The seats have seat backs but no cup holders. Even from the first row, there are no viewing obstructions as seats in the 100 level are elevated about 10-15 feet above the track. 

300 Level Seats – Rows 1-22. Also known as the “boxes”, they really aren’t boxes but are very comfortable stadium style seats with cup holders. The 300 level is ideal for getting excellent views of the cars on the track and being high enough up that you can get a good perspective of the cars making their way around the track. The 300 Level seats go up around 22 rows. The best 300 level seats are in sections 340-362. These seats are located in front of the PIT AREA and are high enough up you’ll see the entire track perfectly. Best value seats in the 300 level would be the Pit In or Pit Out sections in 362-358 and 344 – 340. These are the first sections on either side of the center sections.

400 Level Seats – Rows 23-40. From the 400 level seats you can see miles in all directions. Tower Seats at Daytona start at row 23 and go up to row 40