Ed Sheeran Ticket - 7th December 2025, Manchester, England
Manchester, England - Co-op Live, Sun, 07 Dec 2025 • 19:30
£149.00
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Event Overview
Date: Sunday, 7 December 2025
Venue: Co‑op Live, 1 Sports City Way, Manchester M11 3DL, England
Doors open: 18:30 (General Admission)
Show start time: 19:00 (7:00 pm) according to venue listing.
Tour context: This show is part of Ed Sheeran’s December 2025 arena run in support of his upcoming album, preceding his 2026 stadium tour.
Venue & Atmosphere
Co‑op Live is a recently opened high‑capacity indoor arena with excellent acoustics and large floor space — it offers an immersive concert experience.
For this show, expect a large standing zone (if configured for GA) or seated tiers based on ticket type; the floor area gives a dynamic live experience.
Crowd vibe: With Ed Sheeran’s popularity, expect a full house, enthusiastic audience, sing‑alongs, and high energy.
Ticket Information & What to Know
Ticket face value: The FAQs indicate that standard tickets for Manchester range from approx £95 upwards, depending on seating or standing zone.
Presale & general sale:
Pre‑order of the album “Play” via Amazon UK by 7 pm BST Sunday 7 Sept enabled registration for presale
General sale commenced at 10:00 am BST on 11 September 2025
Age & standing rules:
Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult (18+).
For standing zones: some restrictions apply (commonly under 16s may need accompaniment) — check your ticket type.
Ticket delivery & entry:
Tickets are mobile/digital entry. The whole group must enter together, with the lead booker’s ID surname matching the booking.
VIP / Hospitality Packages:
Accessibility:
Accessible tickets are available. For Manchester show, refer to the accessible ticket link provided by the venue/promoter.
Tips for a Great Experience
Arrive early to secure a good standing position if you have a GA standing ticket.
Know your ticket type: Standing vs seated will affect your experience significantly.
Check transport: Venue is at Etihad Campus; plan your arrival and departure, especially as large crowd events may cause delays.
Phone & ticket readiness: Ensure your mobile ticket is ready in the app, phone is charged, and you have ID if needed.
Comfort & safety: Standing shows can be high‑energy and crowded — wear comfortable shoes, stay hydrated, and know your nearest exit.
Enjoy the set: Expect a mix of hits and new material (as this is tied to his new album). Participate in sing‑alongs — Ed is known for interactive shows.
🎫 Ticket Zone Overview & What Each Section Means
Below is a breakdown of each section you listed, with notes on proximity/view and what to expect.
Section 110
Located on the lower tier, near the front of the seating bowl, relatively close to the stage but slightly off‐centre depending on exact layout.
Ideal for good seats: you’ll be seated with fairly direct sight‑lines, fewer verticals to climb.
If the floor standing zone is large, these might still offer a strong experience. Based on visitor feedback, seats in block 110 get good reviews.
For price tier: Likely a strong Category 1 or high end of Category 2 depending on staging.
Section 311
Part of the upper tier (third level). From the seating plan, blocks in the “300” range wrap around and are higher up.
Expect a vantage that is higher up and further from the stage, but still within the arena bowl—good for an overview of the show, less immersive than floor/low tier.
Because of height/distance, these seats often fall into Category 2 or possibly Category 3 (if such a tier exists) but still good value.
Section 305
Also in the “300” block range, so also upper tier though depending on exact location (side, near centre) the view may vary.
Similar experience as 311: good for seeing overall production, visuals, but you’ll be higher and further from stage details.
Good if you prefer a seat and a broader perspective rather than being right on the floor.
Section 407
This section number (407) suggests an even higher tier if the numbering scheme continues into “400s” for perhaps side or back upper rings (though official maps show up to 324 in many sources).
Might be further back or less central; if present, expect a higher vantage, smaller seat/view size of performer.
These could fall into lower tiers in pricing (e.g., Category 3 or standard Category 2) but still fully valid seats.
Section 316
Also in the “300” range; from seat‑view sites, block 316 often receives high ratings for value and view. A
Situated in upper/mid‑upper tier, but possibly more centrally located (depending on configuration) which can improve view despite height.
Good balance: slightly elevated, good sightlines, maybe less congestion than floor zones.
Section GA (General Admission Standing)
GA refers to standing floor zone, typically in front of or around the stage on the arena floor. From venue info: “Floor / standing” is part of the configuration.
For the Ed Sheeran show, if GA is offered, this means you’ll be standing (no assigned seat), so arrive early to secure a good spot.
Best for those wanting immersive, front‑of‑house experience, close to stage, high energy.
Check arrival door, early entry, venue rules for standing (age restrictions, mobile ticketing, bag policy) — typical for Manchester shows.
Section 102
Lower tier seating, front part of the bowl, relatively close to stage. Block 102 is often cited with very good reviews for proximity.
These seats likely are among the best non‑floor seats: direct view, less elevation than upper tiers.
If budget allows, block 102 is a strong choice for Category 1.
✅ Recommendations by Preference
Want closest view & high energy? Go for GA (standing) if comfortable with standing and crowds.
Prefer seating & premium view? Choose 102 or 110: lower tier, good proximity.
Prefer balanced view + comfortable seat? Consider 316 or 305: good vantage, seats, slightly elevated.
On a tighter budget or don’t mind height/distance? Consider 311 or 407: elevated, further but still full show experience.