Section 115 at Capital One Arena

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section 115, row d seat view for basketball - capital one arena — Basketball Seat View From Section 115, Row D

Section Insights

VIP Glass Seats - Capitals Games (Rows A-C)
Rows A-Z
Behind/Side Stage (most shows)

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What It's Like to Sit in Section 115

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Row & Seat Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 115 are labeled A-Z
For concerts, row G is usually the first row
An entrance to this section is located at Row U
When looking towards the court/ice/stage, lower number seats are on the left
Rows A-B have 4 seats labeled 4-7
Rows C-D have 6 seats labeled 4-9
Rows E-F have 8 seats labeled 4-11
Rows G-H have 10 seats labeled 4-13
Row J has 10 seats labeled 4-13
Rows K-L have 12 seats labeled 4-15
Rows M-N have 14 seats labeled 4-17
Rows O-P have 16 seats labeled 4-19
Row Q has 19 seats labeled 1-19
Row R has 20 seats labeled 1-20
Rows S-T have 21 seats labeled 1-21
Row U has 10 seats labeled 1-10
Row V has 17 seats labeled 1-19
Row W has 18 seats labeled 1-20
Row X has 19 seats labeled 1-21
Rows Y-Z have 20 seats labeled 1-22
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100 Level Baseline (Basketball)

- Baseline sections are usually the cheapest way to see a game from the lower level. Not surprisingly, these seats are also known for having the worst views and being farther from the court than expected. The biggest complaint with these sections is their location behind the baskets. The hoop can make it difficult to see if baskets are made or missed and can make it difficult to see the other end entirely. For minimal obstructions, choose a higher row in one of the sections closer to the corner. The elevation will help you see both end and the angle from the corner helps to see the near basket better. Another complaint among fans in these seats is their distance from the court. Despite being behind the basket, many fans sit here hoping to be close to the floor. In reality, row A is the first row in each section and more than ten rows from the court. Box seats and floor seats occupy the dozen or so rows closest to the court. Each of these sections is split up into a lower and upper portion. Rows A-T are in the lower part and U-Z are up a small set of stairs. In row T you'll be just a few steps away from the concourse and in row U you'll have no one sitting in front of you.

Lower Preferred (Hockey)

- When sitting behind the net, viewers get a great angle to watch the plays develop as the players skate down the ice. This also gives fans a view similar to what the goalie sees before he comes up with a big save or a goal is scored. Fans sitting behind the net should consider the Shoot Twice side of Capital One Arena. Sections 104-107 are on the side where the Capitals will shoot twice so home fans who want to have the best chance to be close to where their team scores should look to sit on this side of the arena. For the best overall views of breakouts and power play setups, choose a higher row where you'll be able to see over the glass and partitions and also to the other side.

VIP Glass Seats

(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.

Seating Notes

For most hockey hockey games, these seats are located on the end where the visitors shoot twice
Rows A-C are part of the VIP Glass Seats for Capitals games

For Concerts, Section 115 May Have a Limited View

115 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

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