Sections 109, 110, 111 How many rows per section at the Amway Center?

Sections 109-111 all start with four rows of lettered seating A-D, and then move on to numbered rows beginning with 1. Section 109 and 111 ascend up to 18 rows, while Section 110 goes up to Row 22. Nearly every row has a different number of seats. The rows lowest to the floor have the fewest number of seats and because the sections fan out as they go up, the higher rows have the most number of seats. Sections 109 and 111 have up to 23 seats in a row, while Seat 27 in Row 22 of Section 110 is the highest seat number among the three sections. Please also note that these sections are commonly confused with 109A-111A, which are smaller sections located just above Sections 109-111 (without the letter A).

Is the complimentary in-seat food service available with Terrace East seats?

Section 111 is not a part of club seating at Amway Center, and therefore does not receive the same benefits and amenities, such as in-seat wait service and all-inclusive food and drink. Loge Club seats, the Ultimate Seats and Chase Suites are among the seating options at Magic games which include a meal and wait service. Club Seating at Amway Center

Terrace Level at Kia Center

Seating behind lower bowl of Amway Center

Features & Amenities

Last verified and reviewed: October 2026

100-Level Seating: The Terrace Level is Kia Center's 100-Level — aside from floor seats, the closest sections to the action for both basketball and concerts.
Ultimate Seats Included: For Magic games, sections 104-107 and 113-116 double as Ultimate Seats with premium amenities.
Behind the Benches: Section 107 sits behind the Magic bench and Section 104 behind the visitor bench.
Compact Sections: Most sections have fewer than 20 rows, with Row 1 at the front and the entrance at the top.
Concert Alternative: The primary alternative to Floor Seats, with comfortable stadium chairs on risers.

Who Should Sit Here

The Terrace Level at Kia Center suits fans who want to be close to the court or stage without committing to floor seats. It's a strong fit for Magic fans eyeing the Ultimate Seats experience, as well as concertgoers who'd rather have a comfortable chair on a riser than stand on the floor.

Terrace Level Seating Details

The Terrace Level is the name given to the 100-Level at Kia Center. For Magic games, sections 104-107 and 113-116 are designated Ultimate Seats; Section 107 is behind the Magic bench and Section 104 is behind the visitor bench. For most concerts, the stage is set up in front of Section 101. Sections are compact — generally fewer than 20 rows — with Row 1 at the front and the entrance at the top of each section.

Views from the Terrace Level

As the closest level to the action outside of floor seats, the Terrace Level puts fans right on top of the game or show. Sideline sections offer the clearest sightlines, while seats directly behind the basket can be more obstructed. Corner sections strike a nice balance, with the upper rows avoiding the obstruction you'll find behind the basket.

What's Included

Ultimate Seats (Magic Games): Sections 104-107 and 113-116 come with premium amenities for Magic home games.
Concert Comfort: Comfortable stadium chairs set on risers.

Best Value Pick

Our favorite alternative to the Ultimate Seats is the upper rows of the corner sections. They're less obstructed than seats behind the basket, cheaper than sideline tickets, and close to concourse amenities.

Disclaimer: Premium amenities with the Ultimate Seats apply to Orlando Magic home games in sections 104-107 and 113-116. Amenities may vary for concerts and other events. Confirm what's included for your specific event before purchasing.