North End Terraces at Delta Center

• Location: The rebuilt top of the north end, stacked in three tiers behind the net: Sections 500–504, Sections 550–554 and the 600 level (600–604 and 640–642), which also wraps the top of both north corners in 605–609 and 635–639.
• New for 2026–27: Built in the summer 2026 renovation, when crews tore out the old upper-bowl rows at this end and replaced them with terrace-style tiers.
• Full View of the Ice (Mammoth Games): The rebuild was done to fix the obstructed upper-bowl sightlines at this end. Smith Entertainment Group calls these full-view seats with a nearly vertical viewpoint.
• Mammoth Defend Here Twice: This is the net the Mammoth defend for two periods, so they attack the far end in two of the three periods.
• Value Tier: The 600s behind the net are the lowest season-ticket price level on the Mammoth’s 2026–27 chart.

Who Should Sit Here

The North End Terraces are for Mammoth fans who want to see the whole rink from above at an upper-bowl price. They are brand-new seats at Delta Center this season, built so steep that you look almost straight down at the ice — the Salt Lake Tribune called it one of the steepest sightlines of any multi-sport arena in pro sports. If you want to be close to the play, or behind the net the Mammoth attack twice, sit somewhere else.

North End Terraces Seating Details

The terraces fill the upper bowl behind the north net at Delta Center, the end Smith Entertainment Group rebuilt in summer 2026. On the Mammoth’s 2026–27 seating chart they rise behind Sections 103–106 in three tiers: the 500s first, the 550s in the middle and the 600s at the very top. The 600 level, which held the Ford Fan Zone last season, also runs around both north corners, with Sections 605–609 above Sections 107–109 and Sections 635–639 above Sections 135–137. Season-ticket prices step down as you climb: the 500s cost the most of the three tiers and the 600s behind the net the least.

Views from the North End Terraces

• Hockey: A head-on look down the length of the rink from behind the net the Mammoth defend for two periods. The tiers are steep, so the angle is close to vertical. The corner 600s see the ice on an angle from the top of the corners.
• Basketball: A high view from behind the basket. Smith Entertainment Group says the terraces were designed to keep sightlines for Jazz games.

Good to Know

Only the north end of the upper bowl has been rebuilt so far. At the southwest end, every upper-bowl seat is still obstructed for hockey this season (see our Restricted View seats), and that end is scheduled to be rebuilt next summer, with full views of the ice from every seat planned by the start of the 2027–28 season. For a Mammoth game this season, the terraces are the upper-bowl end where you can see the whole rink.