Crypto.com Arena

Section 109 at Crypto.com Arena

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Crypto.com Arena Section 109 View

section 109, row 20 seat view for hockey - crypto.com arena
Hockey Seat View From Section 109, Row 20
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Basketball Seat View From Section 109, Row 15
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Concert Seat View From Section 109, Row 5

Section 109 Seating Notes

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Row Numbers

  • For most events, rows in Section 109 are labeled 1-17, 19-18W, 18W-20
  • Wheelchair seating is available behind Row 17
  • An entrance to this section is located at Row 20
  • When looking towards the ice/stage/court, lower number seats are on the right

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  • Section 109 Reviews

    Get out of my seat!

    Dec 2019

    Fighting Review
    Section 109, Row 1, Seat 11

    ★★★★★

    UFC fight TJ Dillashaw vs Cody Gambrandt rematch. View was good. Only problem was these drunk fools trying to take our seats.

    Beyonce

    Jul 2013

    Concert Review
    Section 109, Row 8, Seats 1-4

    ★★★★★

    • 100 Level

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      Seats in the 100 Level at Crypto.com Arena will have the largest variation in experience depending on the event attending. Sitting in the lower level will bring fans closest to the court, rink, or stage and are typically among the most expensive tickets in the arena for this reason. All fans will enter 100-numbered sections from the top of the section and walk down to the seats. 100 Level for Sporting Events  For the best views of basketball and hockey games some fans will prefer the 100 level over the Premier Seats because these seats are closer to the game. Sections nears 111 and 101 will be closest to the center of the court and ice and give good views to both ends of the court/rink. Fans attending a Lakers or Clippers games can sit near the benches in sections 118 and 119.  For Kings games, sections 113-118 will be on the shoot twice side of the ice. The home bench will in front of section 102. Lower Level Seating for Concerts  If looking to sit on the lower level for a concert at Crypto.com Arena the best views to the stage come in section 112 and 119. Tickets for these seats come with a good angle to the stage for standard end-stage setups. For head-on views to the stage sections 106-107 will be the best option. However, seats here will be the furthest seats on the lower level from the stage.  

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      (Section 117) - ★★★★★ -

      If you are looking for seats close to the action but don't want to pay the lower bowl premium then check out the lower corners like 117. Row 3 is the front row for seats 14-15-16 which are on the end closest to the center. They are also directly beside the home player's entrance and quite close to...

    • "Lower row"

      (Section 114) - ★★★★★
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    Seating & Ticket Questions

    Is Section 109 Row 2 better than Section 208 Row 1 at Staples Center? Trying to decide where to sit for an upcoming concert.

    Sep 2013
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    For concerts featuring a traditional end stage setup (where the stage is located between sections 113 and 118), section 109 will keep you closer to the stage and make you feel more involved in the show. Section 208 has great alignment to the center of the stage and has fewer rows than down in the 100 level which allows you to get to and from the seats more easily. With section 109 being located closer, we recommend sitting here for the best experience as you will feel more involved and less separated from the performance than in Section 208.... 

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