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Section 326 at Bridgestone Arena

★★★★★SeatScore®

Bridgestone Arena Section 326 View

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360° Photo From Section 325/326 at a Hockey Game
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Concert Seat View From Section 326, Row E

Section 326 Seating Notes

  • For hockey games, desirable view from near center ice
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Row Numbers

  • Rows in Section 326 are labeled A-N
  • An entrance to this section is located at Row D
  • When looking towards the ice/court/stage, lower number seats are on the right

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  • Section 326 Reviews

    Great view of the stage in section 326, Row D

    Sep 2018

    Concert Review
    Section 326, Row D, Seats 11,12

    ★★★★★

    Great view of the stage, feels much closer than the pictures look. Better view than seats straight back at the end of Arena based on our previous experience at Bridgestone. Row D had easy access to the stairs and lobby area. No obstructions in front of the seats. Perfect location for the price. The Rate Your Seats staff were extremely helpful and quick in responding to my questions. I booked another concert for October with Rate Your Seats and am planning my next trip to Nashville already. Will definitely buy through Rate Your Seats again!

    • Sideline Balcony (Hockey)

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      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. 

    • Upper Level Side (Basketball)

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      The seats on the 300 level sidelines at Bridgestone are for fans that want the ideal sightline for the game, but might not have the budget for the 100 or club levels. Located above the club sections, these seats are elevated high above the court. However, this height and central location will allow you to sit back and see everything with ease.  All tunnels will come in at row D, so if you hold a ticket with a higher row you will need to make your way up. If you want the closest view to what you get on T.V. sit in sections 309-312 as they will be opposite the benches. 

    • Upper Level Side (Concert)

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      Upper level side sections 311 and 324 are among the most under-rated end stage concert seats at Bridgestone Arena. With pricetags at a fraction of lower level tickets, the front rows (A-B) in these two sections provide excellent value, with views that feel similar to those found on the Club level. An additional bonus in section 311 is the small seating layout (just 2 rows of seating) making for a more comfortable atmosphere. While you might be able to get closer to an end stage performance in sections 312 and 323, most of the views here look at the side of the stage, making it difficult to see the front of the action. Whenever possible, avoid the lower numbered seats in section 312 and the higher numbered seats in 323 as these will have the most difficult viewing angles. As you move farther from the stage (sections 308-309 and 326-327) and into higher rows, you do begin to notice that you are in the upper level. We recommend paying a little bit extra to be in a lower row and closer towards the south end of the arena for a good value at a traditional end stage show. 

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