Section 317 at Benchmark International Arena

(2026 Review) - Highest Level: The Terrace Level is the top tier at Benchmark International Arena, commonly known as the 300 level.  Sections Included: Covers sections 301–330, wrapping all the way around the arena.  Budget-Friendly: Often home to the cheapest tickets in the building.  Best-Centered Seats: Sections 301 and 316 sit most centered along the sides.  Who Should Sit Here  The Terrace Level at Benchmark International Arena is built for budget-minded fans who want to catch a Lightning game or concert without paying premium prices. It's a smart pick if you care more about being in the building and taking in the full sweep of the arena than about being close to the action. Value seekers who grab the lower rows can land a solid seat for less.  Terrace Level Seating Details  This is the highest level of seating, spanning sections 301 through 330 around the entire arena. Most sections have 16 rows of seating, while sections 314–318 are a bit smaller with 12 rows. Sections 303–314 sit on the side of the arena where the Lightning shoot twice.  Views from the Terrace Level  As the top tier, the Terrace Level gives you an elevated, wrap-around perspective of the whole arena. Sections 301 and 316 are the most centered along the sidelines and offer the most balanced sightlines. Sections 303–314 look out over the end where the Lightning attack twice.  Value Picks  Lower rows are the smart buy here for both concerts and hockey games, especially in the side sections 301–303, 329–330, and 314–318. You get a better angle and shorter climb while still paying some of the lowest prices in the arena.