Section 18 at T-Mobile Arena
T-Mobile Arena Section 18 View
Row Numbers
- For most events, rows in Section 18 are labeled GS1-GS2, CC-DD, A-Z, TBL
- There is table seating behind Row Z
- For basketball games, row AA is usually the first row
- Row AA is usually the first row for concerts
- Row A is usually the first row for matchs
- An entrance to this section is located at Row TBL
- When looking towards the court/stage/ice/ring, lower number seats are on the left
For Concerts, Section 18 May Have a Limited View
18 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.
For more information about the stage setup for your show, .
Interactive Seating Chart
Section 18 Reviews
Main Concourse Corner (Hockey)
-As with corner seating in the lower level at most hockey arenas, these corner sections offer good value compared to other options. The angle of the seats makes it fairly easy to see both ends of the ice and you get a truly outstanding view of plays in the near offensive zone. When considering seats in these sections, pay close attention to which side of the ice you want to sit on. Knights fans will want sit sit in sections 8, 9, 12 and 13 where the home team shoots twice. For fans visiting Vegas, consider tickets on the opposite end where the visiting team attacks in the first and third periods. As with all lower level seats, the entrance to each section is located in the top row (Row Z). For those who don't need to sit up close, the higher rows will give you a more comfortable view of the game and make it easier to access concourse amenities.
Main Concourse Ends (Fighting)
-The Main Concourse Ends at T-Mobile Arena offer great views for fighting events. Similar to the Main Concourse Sides, these sections help make up the lower level and each section has no less than 27 rows. For MMA fights you can sit in any section and get a good view of the octagon. It is recommended to sit in the higher rows for the most optimal views, as you can see into the cage from a higher vantage point.
