Section 108 at Chase Center

- 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). 

- Among the most affordable seats on the lower level of the Chase Center are corner sections. Tickets in these sections aren't as expensive as the club sideline seats, and views are much better than sections behind the basket. Among these sections, 108 and 123 extend down towards the floor and row 1 in these sections is about 10 rows from the court. In all other sections, the first row is above one of the stadium tunnels and is typically labeled row 7. Sections 107, 112, 119 and 124 border the Sideline Club seats. As such, these sections are only about half the size of adjacent sections. This means fewer seats and an easier time getting in and out. Do keep in mind; however, that there is only one aisle in these small sections due to the railing between club and non-club seats.