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Seating chart · Cosmopolitan · Updated Oct 20, 2026

Daniel Tosh Seating Chart

Where to sit for Daniel Tosh at The Chelsea: the best view, the best value and the seats to avoid.

The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas90 minutes

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The floor

Floor 3

Our pickFloors 2 to 4: facing the stage

Our pick: Floor 3, the middle of the floor, 18 rows straight in front of the stage (row 1 at the stage). For a stand-up set, close and head-on is all you need.

The price on this page is the show's lowest, not a quote for this section.

  • Floors 2 to 4: facing the stage
  • Floors 1 and 5: best value
  • Main (100s)
  • Boxes, tables, banquettes
  • Gallery: pillar warning
  • Our pick
  • Gallery overhang: Ticketmaster's seat map marks the gallery above sections 101 to 103, from their front row back.
  • Wheelchair places: Ticketmaster sells them through its Accessible Tickets button and Accessible filter.
  • Ticketmaster's seat map has the stage on the left; ours is turned so the stage sits at the bottom.

Our drawing, not to scale

Daniel Tosh seating chart, Cosmopolitan

Where to sit: the short answer

  • Best seats

    The best seats are in Floor 3, the middle of the floor: 18 rows straight in front of the stage, row 1 at its edge. More

  • Best value

    For value, look at the front rows of Floors 1 and 5, at the sides of the floor: on the date we checked, rows 3 and 4 there were among the cheapest tickets listed, at the price of the gallery, a few rows from the stage. More

  • Seats to avoid

    The gallery, the upper level at the back, is the furthest from the stage, and Ticketmaster warns that a structural pillar may partly block the view from its sections. More

  • Accessible seating

    Ticketmaster sells wheelchair places through the Accessible Tickets button on its event page and the Accessible filter on its seat map. More

Our guide

Updated Oct 20, 2026 · 3 min read

Daniel Tosh, the comic behind Tosh.0, has no nightly residency in Las Vegas. He plays The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan a few nights a year, each one a single stand-up show.

The Chelsea had 2,250 seats on Ticketmaster's seat map for his November 7 show: five floor sections in front of the stage, round tables and banquettes behind them, three Main sections (101 to 103), a gallery on an upper level at the back and eight boxes along the side walls. Our short answer: Floor 3, straight in front of the stage; the front of Floors 1 and 5 for value.

Best seats for Daniel Tosh

The best seats are in Floor 3, the middle of the floor: 18 rows straight in front of the stage, row 1 at its edge. For a stand-up set, close and head-on is all you need.

Floors 2 and 4, either side of it, also face the stage. Ticketmaster's listing showed no price for these three sections on the date we checked, so compare on your date.

Best value seats

For value, look at the front rows of Floors 1 and 5, at the sides of the floor: on the date we checked, rows 3 and 4 there were among the cheapest tickets listed, at the price of the gallery, a few rows from the stage.

They sit past the ends of the stage, so you see it at an angle. The Main sections, 101 to 103, behind the tables, cost more than that on the date we checked.

Seats to avoid

The gallery, the upper level at the back, is the furthest from the stage, and Ticketmaster warns that a structural pillar may partly block the view from its sections. For Tosh, it sold some seats in row 3 of section 206 as Limited View.

The boxes along the side walls and the gallery's end sections, 201 and 206, face the room side-on, so you watch the stage at an angle.

Accessible seating

Ticketmaster sells wheelchair places through the Accessible Tickets button on its event page and the Accessible filter on its seat map.

Section by section

The floor

Five sections in front of the stage. Floors 2, 3 and 4 face it, 18 rows each with row 1 at the stage; Floors 1 and 5, at the sides, run past the ends of the stage and are angled toward it, 17 rows each. 1,301 seats in all.

Tables and banquettes

Ten round tables for two and six banquettes for four, between the floor and the 100s, either side of the sound desk. They're sold as their own tickets, Round Table Seating and Banquette Seating; on Tosh's map, two tables and one banquette had no seats.

Main (100s)

Sections 101, 102 and 103 behind the tables, eight rows each (1, B, then 2 to 7): 102 faces the stage, 101 and 103 are angled at its ends. 418 seats. Ticketmaster's map marks the gallery overhanging them.

Six sections in a U on an upper level at the back: 203 and 204 face the stage from the far end of the room, 202 and 205 cut across the corners, 201 and 206 run along the side walls. Four or five rows each, plus a short row 6 in 202 to 205: 419 seats.

Boxes

Eight boxes along the side walls, four on each side of the floor, which Ticketmaster's map calls Premium Gallery Box Seating. Three or four rows each, 6 to 20 seats; box 5 had no seats on the map.

Good to know before you go

  • Tosh's dates at The Chelsea on Ticketmaster: November 7, 2026, then February 12, April 24, September 25 and November 6, 2027. Doors open at 7 pm, the show starts at 8 pm.
  • Ticketmaster lists the show for all ages.
  • Ticketmaster's prices include fees and the Live Entertainment Tax. No refunds or exchanges, and the limit is 8 tickets.
  • Bags larger than 8.5 by 11 inches aren't allowed, nor is outside food or drink. Non-professional cameras are fine, without detachable lenses.

Other shows in this room

Ron White plays the same room on other nights, with a different price plan: see our Ron White seating chart.

Checked on October 19, 2026 against Ticketmaster's seat map and listing for the show on November 7, 2026, and The Cosmopolitan's page for Daniel Tosh.

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