Section 110 at Allstate Arena
Allstate Arena Section 110 View
Section 110 Seating Notes
- For basketball games, these seats are located behind the home bench
- For basketball games, desirable view from near center court
Row Numbers
- For most events, rows in Section 110 are labeled 1, AA-FF, A-N
- For concerts, row AA is usually the first row
- Row AA is usually the first row for matchs
- When looking towards the court/stage/ring, lower number seats are on the right
Interactive Seating Chart
Section 110 Reviews
Lower Level Side (Concert)
-Sections 103 and 110 are home to some of the best seats for a traditional end stage performance at Allstate Arena thanks to close proximity to the stage, good viewing height above floor level, and a clear line of sight to the center of the action. To be closest to the typical end stage here, you will want to either be in the higher numbered seats of section 103 (most rows have 28 to 30 seats), or the lower numbered seats of section 110. For those looking to get as close as possible for a traditional stage layout, sections 104 and 109 are options to consider but fans should be prepared for an extreme side angle view from the majority of seats. To avoid the most difficult views, opt for the lower numbered seats in section 104, or the higher numbered seats in section 109. Most lower level side sections feature double lettered rows at the very front, followed by single lettered rows above. Sections 104 and 109 are the exceptions during a traditional end stage layout, as they do not extend as far to the floor and begin have single lettered rows only. Entry tunnels are located at the top of the sections, leaving the shortest walks to and from the concourse for those seated in rows J and higher.
