Section 119 at American Airlines Center

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section 119, row g seat view for concert - american airlines center — Concert Seat View From Section 119, Row G

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Section Insights

Near Stars Bench
Top Pick for Great Views of the CourtRows R-W
Center Court View
Center Ice View
Rows AA-BB, A-W, X-Z

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What It's Like to Sit in Section 119

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Row Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 119 are labeled AA-BB, A-W, X-Z
Wheelchair seating is available behind Row W
For hockey games, row C is usually the first row
Row A is usually the first row for concerts
An entrance to this section is located at Row Z
When looking towards the court/ice/stage, lower number seats are on the right

RYS Expert Reviews

Plaza Level

(2026 Review) - Lower Bowl Location: The Plaza Level is the lower bowl at American Airlines Center — usually the first place fans check for Mavericks and Stars tickets. Best for Basketball: The eight sideline sections cost more but give better sightlines than seats behind the basket. Best for Hockey: Corner sections angle toward center ice; sideline seats show off the speed of the game. Concert-Friendly: A popular alternative to floor seats, with close views and easier sightlines over the crowd in front of you. Who Should Sit Here The Plaza Level suits just about any fan who wants to be close to the action at American Airlines Center without committing to the priciest seats. It's a strong all-around choice for Mavericks and Stars games, and a smart pick for concertgoers who want the energy of the floor with a clearer line of sight. Whether you're chasing sightlines, angle, or value, there's a spot here to match. Plaza Level Seating Details The Plaza Level wraps the entire lower bowl. For basketball, the eight sideline sections deliver the best sightlines and carry a premium over the seats behind each basket. For hockey, corner sections give a great angle toward center ice while sideline sections put you close to the speed of play. Stars fans who aren't near center ice should look at sections 108–117 — the Stars shoot toward this net in the first and third periods. Views from the Plaza Level Your view depends on the event. Along the sidelines for basketball you get the cleanest look at the full court, while seats behind the basket sit at a tighter angle. For hockey, the corners open up center ice and the sides let you feel the pace. For concerts, the stage layout varies but is most often set in front of sections 101 and 124 — when that's the case, sections 105 and 120 are the best seats on the Plaza Level. Good to Know If money is no object for a Stars game, consider the ultimate upgrade: Glass Seats in the first row. And for concerts, the Plaza Level is a well-loved alternative to Floor Seats when you'd rather see over the crowd than stand within it.

Seating Notes

These seats are located behind the Stars bench
For basketball games, these seats are located behind the visitor bench
For basketball games, we recommend rows R-W for great views of the court
For basketball games, desirable view from near center court
Views from near center ice for hockey games

Fan Reviews

★★★★★

Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Dec 21, 2019

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Seating and Ticket Q&A

Is it better to sit close to the glass or in the first row of the platinum level?

Much of this has to do with personal preference and what is more desirable to you as a fan. Below are some of the pros and cons to each option and from there you can hopefully weigh which traits of the seats are most important to you.

Lower level sections of course are very close to the ice and the action. These seats are extremely exciting to see the players and appreciate the speed of the game. Details are so easy to come by such as facial expressions, players communicating, and the sounds of the skates on the ice. The downside of these seats is that in some sections (especially as you move closer to the corners) it can be difficult to see portions of the ice. This happens because the angle on the glass creates a blurred effect making it hard to see. Many fans will compensate for this by watching the jumbotron when the play is in this part of the ice. The good thing about hockey is that the game goes back and forth a lot, so the players are never out of view for too long. We typically suggest that hockey fans should always sit in close seats like these at least once just for the experience alone.

Platinum seats will offer some of the best views to watch the entire game. Unlike the seats in row 5, no matter where you sit on the platinum level the entire ice surface will be in view. This makes for a very comfortable experience to watch a game which gets even better with in-seat wait service so you never have to leave to get food or beverage. Of course you won't have the thrill of being just a few feet away from the players, but many people also like to be set back a bit more to take everything in.