Section 122 at PPG Paints Arena

- Corner seating on the lower level offers great views for the experienced hockey fan, as it combines both the goal to goal action with the cross ice movement and passing. The views are much less traditional than what you typically see in a TV broadcast, but allow you to really appreciate the speed and complexity of the game. Pens fans will want to find themselves in either Sections 104-105 or 109-110 where you'll be closest to the net where the Penguins attack during both the 1st and 3rd periods. Sections have up to 24 lettered rows of seating, with Row A being closest to the glass. For the shortest walks to and from the seats and best seating height for following the action, we recommend opting for seats near the top of the sections. 

- While corner seats are an inexpensive way to sit on the lower level, these seats have some serious flaws for basketball games. In particular, the angle towards the court in Sections 104, 110, 115 and 121 is terrible. These seats are setup for hockey where the important action extends down into these corners. But for basketball, you want to be angled more towards center court. When seated in the lower rows of the afore-mentioned sections, you'll have to turn your head to see the action.  

- Side sections on the lower level are among the most desirable non-floor sections. The first row in each section is labeled A, and the rows ascend up from the floor to Row Z. Sections 114 and 122 provide up-close side views of the stage and typically demand high dollar. The adjacent Sections 101-102, 111-113 and 122 are considered club seats. As you get farther away from the stage (e.g.:103, 111), the angle towards the stage starts to create some uncomfortable views. For fans considering those sections, 106-108 provide a cheaper alternative with more comfortable views.