Section 122 at Benchmark International Arena

(2026 Review) - Lower Level Seating: Sections 101–130 on the lower level, wrapping the ice/floor up close.  Best in the Building: Widely regarded as some of the best seats in the arena thanks to their proximity to the action.  Glass Seats Caveat: Rows A and B are Glass Seats — the most common complaint is having to look through or over the glass.  Lightning Shoot Twice: The Lightning shoot twice toward sections 108 and 109.  Concert Alternative: A popular alternative to Floor Seats for concerts.  Who Should Sit Here  The Promenade Level at Benchmark International Arena is for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible without paying for the floor. It suits hockey fans who love being right on top of the play and concertgoers looking for a strong vantage point at a step below floor pricing. Just know the exact experience shifts depending on whether you're there for Lightning hockey or a concert.  Promenade Level Seating Details  The Promenade Level spans sections 101 through 130 on the lower level, ringing the entire seating bowl. Rows are lettered with Row A closest to the floor, and Row U is the last row in most sections. For hockey, the player benches sit in front of sections 101, 102, and 130, with the penalty box on the opposite side.  Views from the Promenade Level  For Lightning games, expect an up-close look at the ice, with the team shooting twice toward sections 108 and 109. Keep in mind that Rows A and B are Glass Seats, where the main drawback is looking through or over the glass.  For concerts, the stage is most often set up in front of sections 123 and 124; sections 118 and 129 are closest to an end-stage configuration and will have the most severe side angle.  Good to Know  If easy concourse access matters to you, aim for seats near Row U — the last row in most sections — so you can slip out to the concourse without climbing past the whole section. 

(2026 Review) - Rinkside Location: The first two rows (A–B) of the 100 Level, with Row A seated directly against the glass.  All-Inclusive Food & Drink (Lightning Games): Ticket price includes food, beer, mixed drinks, wine, and soda.  Two Private Spaces: Access to the VIP Lounge plus the Ashley VIP Club on the arena's second level.  Early Access: Enter the VIP Lounge through a private entrance 90 minutes before puck drop.  Bucket-List Seats: Built for a special occasion or impressing a guest.  Who Should Sit Here  These are the seats to book when the moment matters. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or hosting a guest you want to impress, VIP Glass Seats at Benchmark International Arena deliver a one-of-a-kind, all-inclusive experience for Tampa Bay Lightning games. If being close enough to feel the game is the goal, Row A against the glass is as close as it gets.  Glass Seats Location & Details  Glass Seats are the first two rows (A–B) of seating on the 100 Level. Row A sits directly against the glass, with Row B just behind it. Ticketholders access the VIP Lounge through a private entrance, and the seats also unlock the Ashley VIP Club on the arena's second level.  Views from the Glass Seats  This is true rinkside seating. Row A puts you right up against the glass for an unmatched, front-row perspective on the action, with Row B directly behind.  What's Included  All-Inclusive Food & Beverage (Lightning Games): Food, beer, mixed drinks, wine, and soda are covered by the ticket price.  VIP Lounge: A recently renovated private space where fans gather before the game and between periods; all food, drink, and cocktails inside are included.  Ashley VIP Club Access: Additional private space on the arena's second level.  Good to Know  The private entrance to the VIP Lounge opens 90 minutes before the game, so arrive early to enjoy the space and make the most of what's included before puck drop.  Disclaimer: All-inclusive food and beverage applies to Tampa Bay Lightning home games. Amenities may vary for concerts and other events. Confirm what's included for your specific event before purchasing.