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What It's Like to Sit in Section 301
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Rows in Section 301 are labeled A-T
An entrance to this section is located at Row D
When looking towards the ice/court/stage, lower number seats are on the right
RYS Expert Reviews
Goal Zone (Hockey)
- High and far views from behind the net where the visitors shoot twice help keep the Goal Zone sections among the cheapest tickets for Predators hockey at Bridgestone Arena. Views of the far end of the ice are difficult, and feature more non traditional sight lines from the corners and behind the net. Sections here are some of the largest on the upper seating tier, with up to 20 lettered rows of seating. Entry tunnels are located near Row D, leaving the longest walks for the fans in the very last rows.
Upper Level End (Basketball)
- The 300 level end seating can differ depending on which side of the stadium you are sitting on. Due to the south end of the stadium not having a club level, the lower rows of sections 316-319 share equivalent views to the club level. Sit in rows A-F if you are looking to take advantage of this difference. The entrance to each section is at the last row on the south side of the stadium. The tunnel on the north end will bring you in at row D, so most people will need to walk up further in order to reach their seats. Not all is undesirable about these seats, however, the north end may be the highest seats in the entire stadium but also usually come at a lower price.
Upper Level End (Concert)
- The upper level end sections contain up to 20 rows of seating (with A as the first row) and the longest views in the arena. Fans with difficulty seeing distances in the dark won't see much from these seats when the lights are off - especially if you're seated in the highest rows. Fans with better eyesight will find comfortable head-on views in Sections 301, 302 and 333 at a fraction of the cost of lower level seats.
Seating Notes
For most hockey hockey games, these seats are located on the end where the visitors shoot twice
Head-on view of the performance for end-stage concerts
Fan Reviews
★★★★★
Matt Rife - Aug 24, 2024 — Quite far away, too far and high up for just a comedy show (ie, a guy and a mic). Would be, and has been, much better for full blown music concerts with all the bells and whistles. But without all the big production, I was just left with straining to hear the speaker because the mic wasn’t loud enough and I could even hear booming music coming from outside a the arena over the comedian at times. Oh well, lesson learned…comedy stays in comedy clubs!
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Seating and Ticket Q&A
How many seats are in Section 301 Rows A and B at Bridgestone Arena?
In Section 301 Row A there are a total of 24 seats, while Row B is slightly larger with a total of 25 seats in the row.
In Section 301, Row A has 24 seats, while Row B has 25 seats
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What's better for a concert at Bridgestone - Sec 301 Row A or 328 Row E?
Choose the Head-On View in 301
Section 301 (as seen from Row E) provides a more comfortable view of the stage than Upper Level Corner sections like 328
Section 301, Row A will be the better buy. If the alternative was Section 324 or 325 -- where you are a lot closer to the stage than 301 -- you would probably want to consider those. But you will not be able to notice a difference, in terms of proximity, in 328 vs. 301. Being in the first row with quick access to the concourse plus a very comfortable head-on view is the better choice.
