Section 307 at Bridgestone Arena

- Balcony level seating along the sides of Bridgestone Arena are a great option for fans that want the traditional goal to goal views near center ice, but don't want to break the bank in the process. Sections 309-311 are some of our favorite options here as they not only keep you close to center ice, but will also provide a head on view of the players and coaches on the team benches. Sections here are not particularly large for an upper level, with up to 13 lettered rows of seating in each. Section entry tunnels are located near Row D, with some of the best views and access found in Rows B-F. 

- Due to Bridgestone Arena's design as a hockey arena, the upper level corners are some of the toughest views for a basketball game. The basketball court's smaller size removes the action further from the already set back sections. All sections start at row A and get larger in size as you head further toward the end. If you have a choice between the north and south ends chose the south end (sections 313-315 and 320-322). These sections are more desirable since they are a little closer to the action. Avoid sections 304,305, 330, and 331 as they are the largest and far from the court below. 

- The corner and end sections at the top of the arena flare far away from the main action, creating long views to the stage. Aim for seats in the first six rows (A-F) for decent views that are not too high. The higher rows are among the cheapest concert tickets at Bridgestone Arena, but the view is greatly sacrificed and the stairs can become burdensome. Row A is the first row in each of these sections, which grow to as many as 19 rows.