Section 118 at Prudential Center

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section 118, row 6 seat view for hockey - prudential center — Hockey Seat View From Section 118, Row 6

Section Insights

Rows 1-14
Behind/Side Stage (most shows)

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What It's Like to Sit in Section 118

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Row Numbers

Rows in Section 118 are labeled 1-14
An entrance to this section is located at Row 13
When looking towards the ice/court/stage/ring, lower number seats are on the right

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100 Level Balcony

- Unlike the Mezzanine Level, the Balcony Level End sections are separated from the lower seating bowl by just a single level of Suites, leaving many of the seats closer to the ice than the Mezzanine Sections on the sides of the Prudential Center. From behind the nets and in the corners, fans will have a unique perspective not often shown on television and a good viewing height to follow the action on the ice. The Diablos Fan Club sits at the top of Section 122, making it a great place to be for fans who like to make a lot of noise for the home team during the game. More Balcony Notes Each section has 14 rows with row 1 at the frontThe entrance to each section is at the top row Reserved Table Seats are available at the top of some sections The Devils shoot twice towards Balcony sections 101-107

Table Seats

- Select sections at the Prudential Center feature table seating behind the last row. Tables include four chairs set up at a bar-top with a television monitor. Rows for table seating are prefixed with the letter "T" (e.g.: T1, T2, etc.). Most Tables are on the West end of the arena. For most concerts this is behind the stage and these tickets aren't sold. For Devils games, this is the direction the visiting team shoots twice.

Seating Notes

For most hockey hockey games, these seats are located on the end where the visitors shoot twice

For Concerts, Section 118 May Have a Limited View

118 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

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