Section 116 at Enterprise Center

(2026 Review) - Ice-Level Location: Glass Seats put you right against the boards at ice level — as close to the action as it gets.  Sections Included: Covers all Row A seats across every 100 level section.  All-Inclusive Food & Beverage (Blues Games): Row A ticketholders get access to the Rinkside Club with all-inclusive food and beverage, plus a private space called Pub 67.  Early Entry: Club access opens two hours before puck drop for Blues games.  Who Should Sit Here  Glass Seats at Enterprise Center are for the fan who wants the ultimate hockey experience — pressed right up against the boards where you can feel every hit. This is a once-in-a-lifetime type of seat, ideal for a special occasion, a die-hard Blues fan, or anyone who wants to be as close to the ice as physically possible.  Glass Seats Location & Details  Glass Seats include every seat in Row A across all 100 level sections, placing fans at ice level directly against the boards. For St. Louis Blues games, first-row lower level ticketholders have access to the Rinkside Club, an exclusive club shared by lower level Glass and Rinkside ticketholders.  Views from the Glass Seats  You get the closest possible perspective on the game, watching the play unfold at eye level through the glass with the boards right in front of you. It's an immersive, up-close view that puts you in the middle of the action rather than looking down on it.  What's Included  Rinkside Club (Blues Games): All-inclusive food and beverage, including carving stations, sandwiches, and a fully stocked bar — all included with your ticket.  Early Access: Entry to the stadium two hours before the game.  Pub 67: Row A Glass ticketholders also get access to Pub 67, located inside the Rinkside Club, featuring private seating, a private bar, and additional lounge space.  Good to Know  Pub 67 is exclusive to Row A Glass ticketholders — even other Rinkside Club guests can't get in — so it's one of the most private spaces in the building.  Disclaimer: All-inclusive food and beverage, including the fully stocked bar, applies to St. Louis Blues home games. Amenities may vary for concerts and other events. Confirm what's included for your specific event before purchasing. 

(2026 Review) - 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. 

- The upper rows in sections 101-106, 113-119 and 126 are premium lower level sections. These seats are widely regarded as having the best sitelines and for being the most comfortable seats in the arena. 

(2026 Review) - Rinkside Location: Select front rows of every Plaza (100-level) section, right at ice level on the Blues seating chart.  All-Inclusive Food (Blues Games): Complimentary upscale offerings including appetizers and chef stations.  All-Inclusive Open Bar (Blues Games): Full-service bar with beer, wine and liquor included.  Glass Seats: Row 1 of these sections is considered Glass Seats, right against the boards.  Who Should Sit Here  The Rinkside Club at Enterprise Center is for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible without giving up premium hospitality. It suits anyone celebrating a special occasion, entertaining guests, or simply wanting an elevated, hands-free night where food and drinks are handled. If sitting inches from the glass is the dream, this is the zone.  Rinkside Club Seating Details  Rows A–B: Rinkside Club access is included in Rows A and B of every 100-level section.  Sections 105–107: Includes Rows C–D.  Sections 108–111: Includes Rows C–F.  Sections 112–114: Includes Rows C–D.  Glass Seats: Row 1 in these sections is considered Glass Seating, putting you directly against the boards.  Views from the Rinkside Club  These are ice-level seats with an up-close view of the play. Sections 105–114 are on the Blues' shoot-twice side, giving you the best views of the Blues attacking in the first and third periods, when they shoot toward this end of the ice.  What's Included  All-inclusive upscale food, including appetizers and chef stations  All-inclusive full open bar with beer, wine and liquor  Access to a private lounge space with a full-service bar  Included for St. Louis Blues games only