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septiembre 22, 2026
How Venues Increase Premium Ticket Sales With Accurate Seat Visualization
septiembre 25, 2026CASE STUDY: ONT FIELD
Adding a Visual Layer to the MiLB Ticketing Journey
How Ontario Tower Buzzers worked with 3D Digital Venue to create an interactive 3D seat selection experience for ONT Field, integrated with the existing MLB ticketing ecosystem.
The Challenge: Making Every Seat Easier to Understand
Ontario Tower Buzzers wanted to give fans a visually immersive and intuitive way to understand their seating options when purchasing tickets for ONT Field.
The objective was to bring accurate seat visualization directly into the online ticketing journey. Instead of relying solely on a traditional seat map, fans could explore the venue in 3D and see the experience associated with their selected seat before purchasing.
ONT Field also presented a production challenge: the stadium was still in development. There was no completed physical venue available to capture or use as a visual reference.
The Solution: 3D Visualization Within the Existing Ticketing Flow
3D Digital Venue created a complete interactive 3D representation of ONT Field and integrated it with the existing TDC ticketing flow.
Using architectural and BIM files, the 3DDV team modeled the stadium and created a 360° panoramic 3D view from every seat in the ballpark.
An interactive seat manifest connects the visualization with the ticketing experience, giving fans a visual reference as they explore their seating options.
What the experience includes
Interactive 3D venue map
A detailed digital representation of ONT Field that allows fans to navigate the ballpark and its seating areas.
360° views from every seat
Fans can preview the view from their selected seat, helping them make a more informed purchase decision.
TDC integration
The visualization connects with the existing ticketing environment, adding a visual layer to the sales journey.
Behind the Digital Venue
Creating ONT Field required the 3DDV production team to work directly from complex Revit and BIM files.
The architectural models included building systems, excess geometry, and other information that was not relevant to the fan-facing experience. The team isolated and extracted the essential architectural elements needed to accurately recreate the venue while optimizing the digital model for online performance.
The seat manifest also required custom processing to align the venue data with 3DDV standards and ensure each seat was mapped correctly.
The Value:
Helping Fans See What They Are Buying
The final experience gives fans more context when selecting their tickets. They can explore ONT Field, compare seating locations and visualize the perspective from their chosen seat as part of the digital ticketing journey.
For Ontario Tower Buzzers, the project demonstrates how seat visualization can connect directly with the MiLB ticketing ecosystem while adapting to the specific characteristics of the venue.
And the use case extends beyond new stadiums.
For MiLB clubs operating existing ballparks, the same approach can add 3D maps and seat views to the ticketing journey they already use, creating a visually appealing way for fans to explore and understand ticket inventory.
Bring Better Seat Visualization Into Your Ticketing Flow
See how 3D Digital Venue can add interactive venue maps and seat views to your existing online sales experience.