Section 225 at Canada Life Centre

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What It's Like to Sit in Section 225

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  • Rows in Section 225 are labeled 5-7
  • An entrance to this section is located at Row 5
  • When looking towards the ice/stage/ring, lower number seats are on the right

RYS Expert Reviews

200 Level Behind the Net (Hockey)

- The 200 Level sections behind the nets will have a very different feel depending on which end of the ice your tickets are located. Sections 210-214 will keep you closer to the net where the Jets attack during the 1st and 3rd periods. Sections 225 and 226 are some of the smallest in the arena, which can be great for providing a comfortable atmosphere but will keep you further from Jets attack zone during 2 of the 3 regulation periods. 

200 Level End (Concert)

- Just above the lower level end seats, the 200 Level End gives you excellent head-on views of the stage from a more elevated perspective. These sections are among the smallest in Canada Life Centre, and with fewer rows and smaller numbers of seats in each row these sections are a great option for fans that like to visit the concourse frequently.  

Ticketmaster Lounge

(2026 Review) - Behind the Goal Seating: Positioned between the 100 and 200 levels at Canada Life Centre.  Sections Included: Covers sections 124–127 and 224–227.  Comfortable Seating: Roomier theater-style seats throughout.  Lounge Access: Entry to the upscale Ticketmaster Lounge with premium food and drink available for purchase.  Good to Know: Lower rows near the ice have slight obstructions from the boards and glass.  Who Should Sit Here  The Ticketmaster Lounge at Canada Life Centre is a strong pick for fans who want a comfortable, upscale experience at Jets games or concerts. It suits anyone who values roomier seating and easy access to a premium lounge, whether you're catching the action behind the net or enjoying a show head-on.  Ticketmaster Lounge Seating Details  The club lounge sits between the 100 and 200 levels and includes sections 124–127 (lower) and 224–227 (upper). Ticket holders have access to the Ticketmaster Lounge itself, an upscale space where premium food and drink can be purchased.  Views from the Ticketmaster Lounge  For Jets games, these seats are behind the net on the end the team defends twice, so you get great views of scoring opportunities — though the Jets attack this net for only one period (barring overtime). Rows closer to the ice have slight obstructions from the boards and glass, but that's offset by being right on top of the action. The 200-level club seats offer a comfortable, elevated view down the ice. For concerts with an end-stage setup, the lounge seating is positioned head-on to the performance.  What's Available  Premium Food & Drink: Upscale food and beverage options available for purchase in the Ticketmaster Lounge.  In-Seat Service (Jets Games): In-seat food and beverage service, offered in-person and/or digitally.  Concert Perk: Use the club lounge between opening acts to grab premium drink options.  Pro Tip  If you want the most comfortable sightline, aim for the 200-level club seats (224–227) for an elevated view down the ice without the board-and-glass obstructions found in the closest lower rows. 

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
  • Premium seating area as part of the Ticketmaster Lounge

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