Plaza Level at Enterprise Center

• Lower-Bowl Location: The Plaza Level is the 100 Level on the Enterprise Center seating chart — the closest full seating tier to the ice and stage.
• Best Value Seats: Corner sections like 107 and 112 offer some of the best value in the lower level, while center-ice sections carry the highest prices.
• Protective Netting: Netting is in place in front of sections 106–113 and 119–126 for Blues games — worth knowing before you pick a section.
• Glass & Front Rows: Row A seats are Glass Seats for Blues games; sit in row M or higher for fewer distractions from the glass.

Who Should Sit Here

The Plaza Level at Enterprise Center suits fans who want to be close to the action without committing to floor tickets. It works for Blues home fans who like the shooting end, value-minded buyers eyeing the corners, and concertgoers who want the best non-floor view of an end-stage show.

Plaza Level Seating Details

The Plaza Level covers the 100 Level sections wrapping the lower bowl. For Blues games, the team shoots twice toward the net in front of sections 109 and 110 — a popular end for home fans, while visiting fans may prefer the opposite end. Player benches sit in front of sections 102–104, and the penalty boxes are near Section 116.

Views from the Plaza Level

Most fans agree the best views come from the sections near center ice, though those carry the highest ticket prices. Corner sections such as 107 and 112 trade a bit of angle for strong value. Keep in mind that protective netting runs in front of sections 106–113 and 119–126 during Blues games, and rows below M can catch distractions from the glass — row M or higher helps. For concerts, which are usually end-stage with the stage in front of sections 122 and 123, Plaza Level sections like 116 and 117 are the best non-Floor Seats.

Upgraded Chair Rows

• Double-lettered rows (e.g., BB) in the side sections are separated from the rest of the Plaza Level and feature over-sized, extra-padded chairs.
• For Blues games, these seats are sold as Terrace Seats or Jameson Club Seats.

Good to Know

If you're chasing value over a center-ice view, the corner sections (107, 112) are the smart pick down low. For the front-row experience right against the boards, Row A puts you in the Glass Seats — just expect the glass itself between you and the play.