Section 115 at Crypto.com Arena

(2026 Review) - Closest to the Action: The 100 Level puts fans nearest the court, rink, or stage — typically among the most expensive tickets in the arena.  Best Center Sections: Sections near 111 and 101 sit closest to center court/ice with good sightlines to both ends.  Experience Varies by Event: The 100 Level has the largest variation in experience depending on what you're attending, so pick your section based on the event.  Entry From the Top: All 100-numbered sections are entered from the top, and fans walk down to their seats.  Who Should Sit Here  The 100 Level at Crypto.com Arena is for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible and are willing to pay a premium for it. Whether it's a Lakers or Clippers game, a Kings game, or a concert, this lower level delivers proximity you won't get higher up — just match your section to the event to get the most out of it.  100 Level Seating Details  The 100 Level is the arena's lower bowl, wrapping the court, rink, and stage. Sections near 111 and 101 sit closest to center. For basketball, fans can sit near the benches in sections 118 and 119. For Kings games, sections 113–118 are on the shoot-twice side of the ice, and the home bench is in front of section 102. All 100-numbered sections are entered from the top, with fans walking down to their seats.  Views from the 100 Level  Sitting on the lower level brings fans closest to the court, rink, or stage. For basketball and hockey, some fans prefer the 100 Level over the Premier Seats because these seats are closer to the game, and sections near 111 and 101 give good views to both ends of the court/rink. For concerts, the best views to the stage come in sections 112 and 119, which offer a good angle for standard end-stage setups. For head-on views, sections 106–107 are the best option, though these are the furthest lower-level seats from the stage.  Good to Know  For Kings games, remember that sections 113–118 land on the shoot-twice side of the ice — a nice edge if you want to see your team attack twice from up close.