100 Level Balcony at Prudential Center

• Location: End sections behind the nets and in the corners of the Balcony Level, separated from the lower bowl by a single level of suites.
• Closer Than Mezzanine: Many seats sit closer to the ice than the Mezzanine sections along the sides.
• Diablos Fan Club: The team's loud, home-team supporters sit at the top of Section 122.
• Table Seats: Reserved table seats are available at the top of some sections.
• Devils Attack End: The Devils shoot twice toward Balcony sections 101-107.

Who Should Sit Here

The 100 Level Balcony at Prudential Center is a great fit for fans who want an end or corner vantage point at a friendlier height than the mezzanine, closer to the ice than you might expect. It's especially good for die-hards who like to make noise — the Diablos Fan Club anchors the top of Section 122 — and for anyone who enjoys the behind-the-net perspective you rarely see on TV.

100 Level Balcony Seating Details

These are the Balcony Level End sections, positioned behind the nets and in the corners. Unlike the Mezzanine Level, they're separated from the lower seating bowl by just a single level of Suites, which keeps many of these seats closer to the ice than the side mezzanine sections. Each section has 14 rows, with Row 1 at the front and the entrance at the top row. Reserved Table Seats are available at the top of some sections.

Views from the 100 Level Balcony

From behind the nets and in the corners, fans get a unique perspective not often shown on television, along with a good viewing height to follow the action on the ice. The Devils shoot twice toward Balcony sections 101-107, so those ends see two periods of home-team offense up close.

Good to Know

If you want to be in the middle of the atmosphere, aim for the top of Section 122, where the Diablos Fan Club leads the crowd. For a different seating style, look for the reserved table seats at the top of select sections.