Section 127 at SAP Center

(2026 Review) - Where You'll Sit: The lower portion of the lower bowl, close to the action for strong sightlines at any event.  Sections Included (Sharks Games): Rows 4 through 16 of lower level sections 101-117 and 126-128.  Club Lounge Access: Private Alaska Airlines Club lounges with upscale furniture, club-only bars, and numerous televisions.  Food & Beverage: Available for purchase in the lounges — not included with your ticket.  Concert Caveat: Club access is not always guaranteed for concerts. Check seller notes to confirm your tickets include it.  Who Should Sit Here  Club Seats at SAP Center are a smart pick for fans who want a premium, elevated experience without paying for the fully all-inclusive tier. They suit Sharks fans who value in-seat wait service and a private lounge to duck into, as well as concertgoers chasing some of the closest views outside the floor. If you like standard stadium seating with a step up in service, this is your spot.  Club Seats Seating Details  Club Seats refer to rows in the lower portion of sections 117-126. All seats are standard stadium-style with cupholders. For Sharks games, the club amenities apply to rows 4 through 16 of lower level sections 101-117 and 126-128, and ticket holders get in-seat wait service plus access to the private Alaska Airlines Club lounges. Directly in front of these seats are the ultra-exclusive Lounge Seats.  Views from the Club Seats  Thanks to their spot low in the lower bowl, these seats deliver outstanding views regardless of the event. For concerts with an end-stage setup, Club Seats provide the closest views of the stage outside the floor — sections 116 and 128 sit nearest the stage. If you'd rather be head-on to the performance for the best angles and sound, look at sections 107 and 109.  What's in the Club Lounge  Private Alaska Airlines Club lounges with upscale furniture  Food and beverage available for purchase  Club-only bars  Numerous televisions  In-seat wait service at your seat  Choosing Between Club Options  If you want the ultimate all-inclusive lower-level experience, The Lounge is the premier option, with all-inclusive benefits and seating within the first three rows from the ice. Club Seats sit just behind The Lounge and are the value play: a premium upgrade at a lower price point that still delivers stellar views and an elevated game-day feel.  Disclaimer: Food and beverage in the Alaska Airlines Club lounges is available for purchase and is not included with your ticket. Club access is not always guaranteed for concerts and other events — confirm what's included for your specific event before purchasing. 

- From the corners of the lower seating tier you can find some of the most unique and exciting views for a Sharks game. The seating position allows you to enjoy all facets of the game, from goal to goal breakouts, to impressive cross ice passes. 

- For fans who prefer to not be on the floor for an end stage show, the Lower Level Side sections are where you will find some of the very best concert views at SAP Center. Most seats here feel very close to the action on the stage, and provide a better viewing height over floor level for watching the elevated stage. Sections 116 and 128 are often some of the most demanded seats for end stage performances, as it is difficult to get any closer to the stage without sacrificing your viewing angles. If sitting in a higher row, stick to the lower numbered seats of section 116 or the higher numbered seats of section 128 to maintain a better sight line to the front of the stage. Near the middle of the arena, sections 101 and 115 are also good options for an end stage show, however these seats are going to be the very best when the SAP Center is transformed into a center stage layout (where the stage is located in the middle of the floor). For the fans who just want to be as close to possible and are not opposed to sub-optimal viewing angles, tickets are often made available for purchase in sections 117 and 127 for an end stage show. You will definitely be close to the stage here, but it will be very difficult to see the front of the performance. When possible, go with the lowest possible seat numbers of section 117, or the highest numbered seats in section 127 to avoid feeling completely behind the stage. 

(2026 Review) - Closest to the Ice: The Lounge puts you within the first three rows of the ice — the most exclusive seats in the building for a Sharks game.  Sections Included: Rows 1–3 of Sections 102, 103, 104, 106, 107, 109, 113, 114, 117 & 127; Rows 1–2 of Section 115; and Row 1 of Sections 116 & 128.  All-Inclusive Food & Beverage (Sharks Games): Complimentary food, plus beer, wine, and spirits, served from doors open through the end of the second intermission.  In-Seat Wait Service: Servers come to your seat throughout the game.  Must Know: Not all front rows in the 100 level belong to the Lounge — confirm your exact section and row. Row 1 in these sections is also known as the Glass Seats.  Who Should Sit Here  The Lounge is for fans who want the single best live hockey experience at SAP Center — right on top of the action with a private club to match. It suits special occasions, clients, or anyone who wants premium seats and all-inclusive service without leaving the ice-level bowl. If you want to feel the intensity, power, and speed of Sharks hockey up close, this is the zone.  The Lounge Seating Details  These seats make up The Lounge, offering an ice-level location across much of the 100 level.  Included Seats: Rows 1–3: Sections 102, 103, 104, 106, 107, 109, 113, 114, 117 & 127  Rows 1–2: Section 115  Row 1: Sections 116 & 128    Access: Members enter through a semi-private entrance connecting directly to the seats and club. A larger semi-private entrance from outside SAP Center also provides convenient access to The Lounge.  Important: Not every front row in the 100 level is part of The Lounge, so check your section and row carefully when purchasing tickets.  Don't Confuse with Club Seats: The Lounge is often confused with the nearby Club Seats, which sit in the rows just behind. Club Seats include access to a private space, but the experience is different from The Lounge.  Views from The Lounge  Being within three rows of the glass, you get an unmatched, up-close view of the speed and physicality of the game. Row 1 (the Glass Seats) puts you right against the boards for the most intense sightline in the building.  What's Included  All-inclusive food from menus developed exclusively for the lounge, served from the time doors open through the end of the second intermission.  Complimentary beer, wine, and spirits hand-picked by the lounge staff.  In-seat wait service throughout the game.  Access to the private NetApp Celly Lounge before, during, and after Sharks games.  Good to Know  The lounge is extremely popular before games and during intermissions — it's common for the seats to clear out between periods as fans head in to indulge. If you'd rather stay put, expect a lively club scene whenever play stops.  Disclaimer: All-inclusive food and beverage — including beer, wine, and spirits — applies to Sharks home games and is served from doors open through the end of the second intermission. Amenities may vary for concerts and other events. Confirm what's included for your specific event before purchasing.