Section 409 at Toyota Center

- Center seating in the Upper Level is made up of Sections 425-428 and 408-411. The most popular sections in the 400 level are 409, 410, 426 and 427 which are closest to center court and have the best views of the enormous videoboard. When choosing seats in these sections, pay close attention to the row you're considering. While Row A is at the front and easily has the best views of the court, it's also farthest away from concessions and restrooms. The section entrance is located at the top of each of these sections. Therefore, fans in the last row (13) will have the fewest stairs to walk and will have near-instant access to the concourse and its amenities. 

- When looking at the Toyota Center seating chart, there are two main levels of seating: the 100 level and the 400 level. A large block of premium seating is located between the lower and upper levels. This keeps seats in the 400 level closer to the floor, but also much higher up. In other words, you may feel as you're looking straight down onto the stage. Generally speaking, we have found the views from the closest side sections - 408 and 428 - to be fairly good. Views from these sections will be slightly blocked by sound and lighting equipment, but most of the stage is visible. For a better experience without any potential obstructions, consider the front rows of 409 and 427. You'll have a clear view to the stage and will even have a view of the video screens. One area of consideration for the side sections on the upper level is that the entrance to these seats is located at the top row. So, while row 1 seats will have the closest views, they'll also come with the longest walks up and down the (steep) stairs. If deciding between two sets of tickets that you think are fairly equal, you may want to choose the set in the higher row as they'll be more convenient.