Section 224 at Bridgestone Arena

(2026 Review) - Smallest Sections in the Arena: No more than 10 rows per section, and side sections have just 4 rows — a compact, second-tier setup.  Great Sight Lines: Some of the best views in the building from this elevated seating tier, with a head-on angle to the stage for concerts.  Larger Sections 204–221: The go-to club sections for concerts and games, while the smaller side sections sit closest to the stage.  Predators Caveat: Club seating does not wrap the entire arena, so the end the home team defends twice is not covered, and amenities are minimal.  Comfortable Seats: Well-padded seating with cupholders throughout.  Who Should Sit Here  The Club Level at Bridgestone Arena suits fans who prioritize an elevated, unobstructed view over a heavy amenity package. Because the sections are so small, you get quick trips to and from the concourse and more time in your seat. It's a strong pick for both Predators games and concerts where a head-on view matters.  Club Level Seating Details  The Club Level is the second seating tier, with fans entering from the concourse located directly behind the seats. Sections top out at 10 rows, with side sections trimmed to just 4 rows. The larger sections are numbered 204–221. Note that for Predators games the club seating does not extend around the full arena, leaving out the end the home team defends twice.  Views from the Club Level  Expect some of the best sight lines in the arena from this elevated tier. Because the sections are so small, there is not a drastic difference in the view from the first row to the last. For concerts, the larger sections (204–221) deliver a head-on view to the stage, while the smaller side sections sit closest to the stage.  What to Expect  Well-padded, comfortable seats with cupholders.  Elevated, unobstructed views — the view is the main draw, as the Club Level does not come with a lot of extra amenities.  Quick access to the concourse thanks to the low row counts.  Good to Know  All club seats are typically sold for concerts, and the small side sections closest to the stage have limited availability. Concert crowds are often a mix of sitting and standing — if you prefer to stand, the last rows work well since there is no seating immediately behind you. For Predators games, fans wanting a similar elevated view on the side where the home team attacks twice should look at the lower rows of the Fan Zone.