Section 10 at Chase Center

(2026 Review) - Floor-Level Seats: Every seat sits within seven rows of the court, split into VIP Courtside (rows AA and BB, directly on the court) and numbered Riser sections just behind them (rows A1–A5).  All-Inclusive Food & Drink (Warriors Games): Courtside tickets include access to the Chase Club, where upscale buffet, snacks, desserts, beer, wine, water and soft drinks are all covered at no extra cost.  Two Private Clubs: The Chase Club at floor level plus the JP Morgan Club upstairs are reserved exclusively for Courtside ticketholders.  Arrive Early: Come at least an hour before tip-off — seating in the Chase Club gets scarce within 30 minutes of the game and especially at halftime.  Best Rows: Row AA (feet on the hardwood) and Row A1 (strong legroom, easy access) stand out; rows A2–A4 can feel cramped.  Who Should Sit Here  These are the top seats in the house at Chase Center, built for fans who want a once-in-a-lifetime Warriors experience with no detail spared. If you're celebrating a special occasion, entertaining clients, or simply want to be close enough to hear the squeak of sneakers, Courtside delivers the proximity and the perks to match.  Courtside Club Seating Details  Courtside seating sits at floor level and comes in two tiers. VIP Courtside seats are the two rows directly on the court, labeled AA and BB. Numbered Courtside sections (for example, Section 16) sit just behind those two rows and are also called Riser seats; their rows run A1–A5, with A1 being the third row from the court. Fans enter through the tunnel between Sections 10 and 14 — a floor-level walkway that gives you the feeling of an NBA player heading onto the court. The Chase Club lounge is located just outside that tunnel.  Views from the Courtside Club  Being within seven rows of the hardwood gives you an unmatched, up-close view of the action. Row AA puts your feet on the court itself, while the numbered Riser sections behind the VIP rows still keep you right on top of the play. Sightlines are excellent throughout the area.  What's Included  Chase Club (all-inclusive): Upscale buffet, serve-yourself stadium snacks, grab-and-go candy and a range of desserts.  Beverages (included): Multiple beers on tap, a variety of wine, plus grab-and-go water and soft drinks.  JP Morgan Club: A second private club upstairs from the floor, open only to Courtside ticketholders.  Good to Know  Plan to arrive early to make the most of the included food and beverage and to claim a table, couch or bar-top — spots fill up as tip-off nears. At halftime the seats empty out and the Chase Club turns into one of San Francisco's busiest bars for about 14 minutes. If legroom and easy in-and-out matter to you, aim for Row A1 over rows A2–A4. 

- For comfortable head-on views of the stage, consider seating in sections 107-112. These sections extend from the back or the floor to the top of the seating bowl, so pay close attention to which row you will be sitting in. Rows closer to the floor are generally more expensive, but they do come with some drawbacks. First, the lower you sit, the less rise you will have over the row in front of you. Second, the lower you sit, the farther your walk will be from the concourse. Upper rows have more pitch over lows and better access to concourse amenities, but there are some drawbacks. The upper rows are obviously farther away, and there is a greater chance of someone standing up in front of you during the show (some people don't mind this).