KINTEX Hall 9A and 10B: The Closest Hall, on a Flat Floor
KINTEX Hall 9A and Hall 10B are Halls 9 and 10 cut in half by the partition: 66 × 99 m. On this page the stage is about 14–58 m away, the closest of the four setups. The middle row of a front centre block is about 18 m out; even the middle row of the far corner block is about 54 m.
The catch is the floor. The chairs are on flat concrete, so on the numbers a 175 cm person merely sitting in front of you already takes the lines to the stage deck and the performer’s face through their head. Close as it is, you will be watching between heads.
We could not open a seat map for this setup. The stage direction is the Hall 9/10 plan applied to its half, and the blocks are an example split into three bands. The real block count, and whether there are risers, come from your show’s own seating map.
Location
- Under 30 m
- 30–60 m
- 60–90 m
- 90 m and up
The hall outline is the official inside dimension; the stage and blocks are a representative plan that every show redraws. The stage is drawn at the top.
Vertical is to scale; horizontal is compressed. Read this for what blocks the line, not for distance.
- Roughly 20～26 m to the screen · naked-eye legibility Good
- If the person in front stands, the stage deck goes out of sight. What you keep is the artist above it and the screen.
- With them standing, the bottom of the screen goes too.
Viewing conditions
Front row — nobody ahead of you.
A picture inside an exhibition hall with roof trusses overhead: audience blocks filling a flat floor, a lit stage with LED screens, and nearby audience silhouettes in the foreground.
C1 · Seated (example) · Row 7. ≈ 16–20 m to the stage. right Strongly angled. Naked eye: Good.
Official hall dimensions · representative stage and block layout
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Stage distance, block by block
KINTEX Exhibition Center 2, Hall 9A / 10B · representative concert layout (end stage) · standing blocks standing, seated blocks seated · estimated
| Section | Front | Mid | Back | Facing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30–41 | 32–42 | 35–44 | Side-on | |
| 12–16 | 16–20 | 20–24 | Strongly angled | |
| 12–16 | 16–20 | 20–24 | Strongly angled | |
| 30–41 | 32–42 | 35–44 | Side-on | |
| 35–47 | 38–50 | 42–54 | Strongly angled | |
| 21–29 | 27–33 | 32–38 | Slightly angled | |
| 21–29 | 27–33 | 32–38 | Slightly angled | |
| 35–47 | 38–50 | 42–54 | Strongly angled | |
| 43–58 | 47–61 | 51–65 | Strongly angled | |
| 32–44 | 38–48 | 43–53 | Slightly angled | |
| 32–44 | 38–48 | 43–53 | Slightly angled | |
| 43–58 | 47–61 | 51–65 | Strongly angled |
Distance is the estimated range (m) to stage center, covering every block in this hall. An exhibition hall has no fixed seating, so the block layout and stage position change every show and are illustrative.
Frequently asked questions
Is every seat close at a KINTEX Hall 9A/10B show?
It is the closest of the four setups — about 14–58 m on the representative layout, with the middle row of a front centre block around 18 m. But the chairs are on a flat floor, so even close seats look through the heads in front.
Are Hall 9A and Hall 10B the same size?
Yes: both are 66 × 99 m with a 15 m ceiling, each half of Hall 9 or Hall 10. The stage and chairs are laid out per show.
Can I read the screen in Hall 9A/10B?
On the representative layout the LED wall behind the stage computes as easy to read from every block — the room is small enough that the screen is only about 23–59 m away.