Section 122 at Little Caesars Arena

- Seats in the 100 level side sections are an excellent option for taking in an end stage show at Little Caesars Arena, especially if you prefer to not be on the floor. Seating here is configured in a typical stadium style layout, meaning you get elevation over the seats in front of you (something which you won't find when sitting on the floor). Among the best options for watching an end stage show will be found in sections 107 and 124 thanks to the close proximity to the action. The views start to require a more noticeable head turn as you get further, with the seats in sections 111 and 120 having some of the more uncomfortable angles due to the seats being positioned directly across the floor (rather than pointed at the stage). Sections here have as many as 24 rows of seating in each, and entry tunnels are located near row 18 for most. An additional bonus to these sections is that most feature small seating rows (no more than 10 seats in each row). The only larger rows are found in sections 109 and 122 which have as many as 20 seats per row. 

- Sitting in the sideline sections of the 100 level offers some of the best views a fan could want during basketball game at Little Caesars Arena. All seats here keep you between the baselines which provides a more traditional viewing angle, and you will never need to worry about the basket impacting your line of sight.  On the west sideline (sections 120-124), fans will be closer to the team benches and scorers table. The best spots for Pistons fans will be either section 120 or 121 which are closer to the home team bench, while sections 123-124 are better suited for the opposing fans due the proximity to the visiting team bench. Seats on the east sideline are further from the benches, but do provide a more ideal head on angle to the players when they're not on the court. Sections on the 100 Level Sideline feature no more than 24 numbered rows of seating in each, with concourse entry tunnels available at row 18. Optimal views can be found when sitting in rows 10-18 as these seats provide good seating height above floor level, while keeping you at our below the entryway tunnel. 

- Lower level seats along sides of the ice offer some of the best views for a hockey game at Little Caesars Arena, but can also be among the most expensive due to the abundance of premium seating. Fans seated in the first 11 rows of sections 121-123 not only find themselves as close as it gets to the team benches, but will also be a part of the ultra exclusive and all-inclusive Players Club during Red Wings home games. Other premium perks can be found in rows 12 and higher of sections 121-123 which are known as the West Club seats, or on the opposite side of the arena in any row of section 108, 109, or 110 which make up the East Club seats. For a more affordable outing, you will want to search in sections 106-107, 111-112, 119-120, or 124-125 as these seats don't come with any of the upscale benefits found in the seats closer to center ice. For the Wings fans, we recommend either section 110 or section 121 as you will be closer to the net where the home team shoots twice, and also have fewer seats per row than neighboring sections 112 and 119 allowing for easier access. With the concourse entry tunnels being located near the top of most the sections here, we recommend giving strong consideration to rows 13-18 which provide short walks to restrooms and concessions, while providing an excellent viewing height of the ice without being too close where the boards can distort the action at the further end. 

(2026 Review) - Motor City's Top Club: Widely regarded as the most upscale club at the arena for both Pistons and Red Wings games.  All-Inclusive Food & Beverage (Pistons & Red Wings): Gourmet dining plus complimentary beer, wine, and liquor.  Players Tunnel View: Only a glass wall separates you from the players tunnel, for up-close looks as teams enter and exit.  Limited, Exclusive Access: Available to Pistons Courtside (Rows 1-3) and Super VIP rows, and to Red Wings fans in Rows 1-11 of Sections 121-123.  Who Should Sit Here  The Players Club at Little Caesars Arena is for fans who want the very best seats in the house paired with a top-tier club experience. It suits special occasions, client entertaining, and anyone who values gourmet dining, complimentary drinks, and getting as close to the players as the venue allows. If you enjoy arriving early and making a full evening of the game, this is the spot.  Players Club Seating Details  The Players Club serves a small, exclusive set of seats. For Pistons games, access is limited to sideline Courtside ticketholders in Rows 1-3 and the Super VIP rows. For Red Wings games, access is a bit easier to find but still exclusive, covering fans in Rows 1-11 of Sections 121-123. The club lounge sits within reach of the players tunnel, separated only by a glass wall.  Views from the Players Club  These are among the closest seats in the arena, putting you right on top of the action for both Pistons and Red Wings games. Inside the club, television monitors span the ends of the space so you never miss a moment, and the glass wall along the players tunnel offers a rare up-close view of the teams heading to and from the ice or court.  What's Included  All-Inclusive Dining: A gourmet dining experience with food stations at the ends of the club.  Complimentary Drinks: Beer, wine, and liquor are included.  Club Lounge: A well-appointed, highly regarded space with high-top seating, table seating, and additional furniture for dining and relaxing.  Good to Know  Arrive early to get the most out of your ticket. The club lounge and its all-inclusive benefits open up well before the game, and the design alone is worth showing up for. 

(2026 Review) - Center-Court & Center-Ice Location: Sections 121-123 at the middle of Little Caesars Arena, with some of the best sightlines in the building for both Pistons and Red Wings games.  All-Inclusive Food (Pistons & Red Wings Games): Appetizers, entrees, and desserts are included with your ticket.  Included Drinks: Draft beer and house wine are included within the club.  Upscale, Affordable Feel: A more affordable premium option than the ultra-premium Players Club, with lounge seating and private restrooms.  Section Rows Vary by Sport: Rehmann Club access covers all rows for Pistons games and the upper rows for Red Wings games — confirm your row before buying.  Who Should Sit Here  The Rehmann Club at Little Caesars Arena is ideal for fans who want an upscale, all-inclusive experience without paying for the ultra-premium Players Club. It suits those who like to make a night of it — arriving early for dinner, grabbing a drink between periods or at halftime, and enjoying central seating for the game itself. Great for date nights, small groups, and anyone who values comfort and convenience alongside a strong view.  Rehmann Club Seating Details  The Rehmann Club spans sections 121, 122, and 123 at the center of the arena. For Pistons games, all rows within these sections are considered Rehmann Club seats. For Red Wings games, the upper rows (12+) of the same sections receive Rehmann Club access. The club itself is appointed with dining tables, bar-stool seating, and comfortable lounge areas, and it opens when gates open.  Views from the Rehmann Club  These center-of-the-arena sections deliver excellent sightlines for both sports. For basketball, sections 121-123 provide the absolute best views, with the Pistons bench just below to the right and the visitors down and to the left. For hockey, the slightly elevated upper rows offer arguably the best center-ice view from the lower level — with the Red Wings seated below sections 122 and 123 and the visiting team below sections 121 and 122.  What's Included  All-Inclusive Dining: Appetizers, entrees, and desserts for Pistons and Red Wings games.  Included Beverages: Draft beer and house wine within the club.  Comfort & Convenience: Dining tables, bar-stool seating, comfortable lounge seating, and private restrooms.  Good to Know  The club is a popular dinner destination right when gates open, and it fills up again between periods of hockey games and at halftime of Pistons games as guests grab a drink and another snack. If you want to beat the rush, arrive early or plan your visit around the start of the game. Looking for a step up? Consider the ultra-premium Players Club.