Section 112 at Capital One Arena

- Side sections on the 100 level have about 20 lettered rows of seating with Row AA being the closest row to the floor. Rows labels continue with BB and CC before rows A-T. The front rows of these sections are among the most expensive concert tickets at Capital One Arena due to their proximity to the stage. With the exception of sections 113 and 120 where the number of seats increases as the you sit higher, most rows have 21 or 22 seats with seat 1 on your left as you look towards the floor. In side section 113, the best views will be found in seat 1 which is closer to section 112. And in section 120, the best views will come from higher-number seats. If you can't sit in the first row in these sections, sit closer to the back where the tunnel entrance is located and the walk to your seats will be limited. 

- Sections 100-101, 110-112 and 121 are located closest to center ice on the lower seating tier at the Capital One Arena. Their proximity to the red line and to the ice make them among the most desirable seats in the arena. Like most lower level sections, each of these contain roughly 20 rows of lettered seats with Row A closest to the ice right on the glass. Exceptions are found in Sections 100 and 111 where the player benches and penalty box occupy the first two rows. In these sections, Row 3 is directly behind the box or bench. For fans considering tickets in these sections, there are three different experience types: The first is sitting in Row A against the glass. These are ideal for the fan who loves the hard-hitting action, wants to be seen on television or wants to bang on the glass. The second option is for fans who want to get as close to the players as possible. Seats behind the benches or penalty box are ideal for seeing the players jump on and off the ice and for seeing how they behave when they're waiting for a line change. The view of the entire ice surface is usually at least partially blocked by the players. If you're looking for the best views of the action on the ice, consider one of the higher rows (N and higher). Sitting in these higher rows won't have you breathing on the back of Alexander Ovechkin, but you'll have great views of both ends of the ice and also quick access to concessions and restrooms. 

(2026 Review) - Right on the Glass: The first rows of the lower level put you mere feet from the ice for Washington Capitals games.  Row A Glass Seats: True glass seats with exclusive access to the upscale United Globe Lounge.  Club Access: Rows B–C (and rows D–H in select sections) include entry to the United Globe Club.  All-Inclusive Food & Beverage (Capitals Games): Included food and drink varies by club — see below.  Who Should Sit Here  These VIP Glass Seats at Capital One Arena are for hockey fans who want to be as close to the action as possible while enjoying premium club perks. They suit anyone celebrating a special occasion or entertaining guests who expect an elevated, all-inclusive experience at Capitals games.  VIP Glass Seats Location & Details  VIP Seats for Capitals games are located in the first three rows (A–C) of the lower level sections, putting fans just feet from the glass and the ice. Rows D–H in select sections are also part of the VIP area. Row A tickets are the true Glass Seats.  Views from the VIP Glass Seats  From these front rows you're right up against the glass, giving you an ice-level vantage point that puts you in the middle of the on-ice action.  What's Included  Row A — United Globe Lounge: Access to the upscale, exclusive United Globe Lounge, open only to Row A ticketholders. Beer, wine, cocktails, and several food options are included.  Rows B–C and D–H (select sections) — United Globe Club: A space to relax and socialize with all-inclusive beer, wine, and soda.  Good to Know  The main difference between the two spaces is food: the United Globe Lounge (Row A) includes food, while the United Globe Club includes drinks only.  Disclaimer: All-inclusive food and beverage applies to Washington Capitals games. Amenities may vary for concerts and other events. Confirm what's included for your specific event before purchasing. 

(2026 Review) - Lower-Level Location: Sideline seats directly behind the Gold Courtside sections, putting every VIP fan within eight rows of the court.    Sections Included: VIP seating includes only select rows within Sections 100, 101, 102, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 120, and 121.    United Globe Lounge Access: VIP ticket holders receive access to the United Globe Lounge, the same benefit provided to Courtside ticket holders.    All-Inclusive Food & Drink (Wizards Games): Includes all-inclusive food, beer, and select wine in the lounge.    Sideline Seats Only: All VIP seats are located along the sidelines, avoiding the potential obstructions that can come with sitting behind the basket.    Who Should Sit Here  VIP Seating at Capital One Arena is the most sought-after lower-level option for Wizards games, behind only Courtside. It's ideal for fans who want to be close to the action and enjoy premium lounge benefits without paying Courtside prices. If you want an elevated game-night experience with excellent sightlines and included food and drink, this is the zone for you.  VIP Seating Details  VIP Seating wraps the court along the sidelines, directly behind the Gold Courtside sections. Only select rows within the following sections are part of VIP Seating:  Sections 100, 101, 110, 112 & 121 : Rows AA–BB and A–B    Sections 102, 109, 113 & 120: Rows AA–BB    Section 111: Rows AA–DD    Every VIP seat is located within eight rows of the court.  Views from VIP Seating  These sideline seats provide excellent views of the court. While not as immersive as Courtside, you're still within eight rows of the action, and the sideline location means you avoid the potential obstructions that can come with sitting behind the basket.  What's Included  United Globe Lounge: VIP fans receive access to the lounge, similar to Courtside ticket holders.    All-Inclusive Food & Drink: Includes food, beer, and select wine during Wizards games.    Good to Know  VIP seating delivers many of the same perks as Courtside seats at a step below the premium price. It's a strong option for fans who want lounge access and close-up sideline views without paying for Courtside.