Section 12 at Prudential Center

- Corner seating on the lower seating tier keeps fans close to the ice with a unique combination view of the game. A corner perspective allows fans to enjoy both the north to south and east to west movement of the game. The Devils shoot twice at the north end of the arena, making Sections 1, 4-6, and 21-22 the better option for home team fans. Sections here have up to 24 numbered rows of seating in each, with Row GL1 located right up against the glass. Ticketholders in this row receive an all-inclusive buffet and access to the newly renovated clubs in the lower bowl. 

(2026 Review) - Right on the Glass: Front two rows of the lower level, directly against the boards — as close to the ice as you can get.  Rows Included: Row GL1 sits right on the boards, with the second row just behind it.  All-Inclusive Food & Non-Alcoholic Beverages (Devils Games): Exclusive access to the Prudential Lounge with included food and non-alcoholic drinks.  Private Lounge: A relaxed, members-only space on the arena's lower level, open before, during, and after the game.  Know Before You Buy: The extreme close-up perspective can make the far end of the rink and the corners harder to see, and glass supports may partially block sightlines.  Who Should Sit Here  These are the most sought-after seats for a New Jersey Devils game at Prudential Center, made for anyone who wants to feel the game inches away. They're ideal for entertaining clients, celebrating a special occasion, or treating yourself to a bucket-list hockey experience. If being right on the glass with lounge access matters more than a wide-angle view of the whole rink, this is the pinnacle of Devils luxury.  Prudential Lounge Seating Details  Prudential Lounge Seats occupy the front two rows of the lower level, positioned right up against the glass. Row GL1 is directly on the boards, with the second row immediately behind. Ticketholders also receive access to the all-inclusive Prudential Lounge on the arena's lower level, a private space to use before, during, and after the game.  Views from the Prudential Lounge  The view from the glass is as immersive as hockey gets — you're just inches from the players, the hits, and the speed of the game happening right in front of you. The tradeoff is that plays developing at the opposite end of the rink or in the corners can be harder to follow, and the protective glass and its supports may partially obstruct your view. Expect an unmatched view of the action in front of you and a less complete view of the far side of the ice.  What's Included  All-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages during Devils games  Access to the private Prudential Lounge on the lower level  A relaxed atmosphere before, during, and after the game 

(2026 Review) - Top of Sections: Table seating sits behind the last row in select lower-level sections 11-15 and upper-level sections 116-117, 119-121, and 123-124.  Bar-Top Setup: Each table has four chairs at a bar-top with its own television monitor.  Find Your Row: Table rows are prefixed with the letter "T" (T1, T2, and so on).  Concert Caveat: Most tables are on the West end, which is behind the stage for most concerts — those seats often aren't sold.  Who Should Sit Here  Table Seats at the Prudential Center suit fans who want a little more space and a dedicated spot to set down drinks while they watch. The four-chair bar-top layout works well for small groups who want to stay together, and the built-in TV monitor is handy for catching replays.  Table Seats Location & Details  Table seating is positioned behind the last row of select sections. On the lower level, look for sections 11-15. On the upper level, they're found in sections 116-117, 119-121, and 123-124. Rows are prefixed with the letter "T" (for example, T1, T2). Most of these tables are located on the West end of the arena.  Views from the Table Seats  Because tables sit behind the last row, you're taking in the action from the back of your section. Most tables are on the West end of the arena. For Devils games, this is the direction the visiting team shoots twice. For most concerts, the West end is behind the stage, so these tickets typically aren't sold.  What's at Your Table  Bar-Top Table: Four chairs set up at a shared bar-top.  TV Monitor: Each table includes its own television monitor.  Good to Know  If you're eyeing a concert, remember that the West-end tables sit behind the stage and usually go unsold — check availability and your event before counting on a table seat.