Section 220 at Capital One Arena

(2026 Review) - Where It Is: The 200 Level of the seating chart, commonly known as the Club Level.  Dedicated Concourse: Its own concourse with several food options, restrooms, and a large bar area.  Easy Access: No section has more than 11 rows, and no row sits more than six rows from the entrance tunnel.  Best Concert Views: When the stage is at the far end, Sections 216 and 229 offer the best Club Level views.  Good to Know: These seats do not receive any special in-seat amenities beyond the shared concourse.  Who Should Sit Here  The Club Level at Capital One Arena suits fans who want elevated, easy-to-reach seats without fighting the crowds of the lower bowl. With small sections and short walks to your seat, it's a comfortable, convenient choice for hockey, basketball, and concerts alike.  Club Level Seating Details  The Club Level covers the 200 Level sections at Capital One Arena, each served by a dedicated concourse. Sections here are compact — no more than 11 rows deep — and no row is more than six rows from the entrance tunnel, so getting in and out is quick and crowds stay lighter.  Views from the Club Level  Especially for hockey, there aren't many bad seats up here. The seats are well elevated, letting you see the action end-to-end with ease. For concerts, the Club Level is a strong alternative to the lower level — when the stage is at the far end, Sections 216 and 229 have the best views in this level.  Concourse Amenities  A dedicated Club Level concourse with a number of food options.  Restrooms.  A large bar area.  Good to Know  The Capitals shoot twice toward Sections 206–209.  As you look toward the floor from your section, lower-numbered seats are on the left aisle.