Embed the SPAC seating chart on your own website.
Do you write about Saratoga Springs, the Philadelphia Orchestra or travel in New York State? Then you can add our 3D seating chart of SPAC to your page for free. Your readers can sit in any seat and see what the stage looks like from there.
Put your seating plan together
Your code to copy
Paste the whole code where the seating plan should appear on your page. In WordPress, use a block of the type “Custom HTML”.
What you should know first
The seating plan is free, also on websites that earn money.
Below the seating plan there is a short link to Open Air Classics. This link has to stay visible. It tells your readers where the seating plan comes from.
The seating plan adjusts its height to the width of your page by itself. The last line of the code does this. If you leave it out, the seating plan is always 640 pixels tall.
The seating chart has a button for hotels in Saratoga Springs. If someone books a hotel through it, we earn a commission. Your readers pay the same price as when they book directly. The ticket button leads to the SPAC website, and we earn nothing from it.
With the name we can see how many bookings come from the seating plan on your page. If you would like to know this number, write to editorial@openairclassics.com.
The seating plan sets no cookies and loads nothing from other servers. All files come from openairclassics.com. Like every web server, our server briefly records which files were requested.
The sections come from SPAC's official seating chart, rows and seat counts from SPAC's ticketing system, the position from OpenStreetMap and the terrain heights from the US Geological Survey. We estimated the balcony height and the position of the lawn.