Section 115 at Golden 1 Center

(2026 Review) - Lower Level Location: The 100 Level covers sections 101–126, wrapping the court at the lowest tier.  Deep Seating: Most sections have 25–30 lettered rows, so there's a wide range of distances from the action.  Best for Basketball: Sideline sections offer the top views; corner sections are the best value.  Concert Tip: When the stage sits in front of sections 101 and 126, sections 106 and 121 become the most desirable lower-level seats.  Watch the Baselines: Sections behind the basket can make it hard to see both ends of the court.  Who Should Sit Here  The 100 Level at Golden 1 Center is ideal for fans who want to be close to the action, whether for a Sacramento Kings game or a concert. It suits those who prefer rising rows that make it easier to see over the crowd, and it's a solid alternative to floor seats for shows. With a mix of sideline, corner, and baseline options, there's a fit for both premium seekers and value hunters.  100 Level Seating Details  The 100 Level spans sections 101 through 126 and forms the lowest seating tier at Golden 1 Center. Most sections include 25–30 lettered rows. As you look toward the floor from these sections, seat 1 is on your right.  Views from the 100 Level  Because these seats rise as they get farther from the floor, it's easier to see over guests in front of you. For basketball, sideline sections deliver the best views with comfortable seats, while corner sections give great angles to the court without being too far away. Be cautious with baseline sections behind the basket, where it can be difficult to see both ends of the court. For concerts, the best view depends heavily on the stage setup — the stage is most often placed in front of sections 101 and 126, which makes sections 106 and 121 the most desirable lower-level tickets.  Good to Know  For concerts, 100 Level seats are the primary alternative to Floor Seats. If you're deciding between them, the elevated rows here can give a clearer sightline over standing crowds than the flat floor — just confirm the stage layout for your specific show before buying.