Section 334 at United Center

(2026 Review) - Upper Level Seating: The 300 Level wraps the top tier of the United Center and includes all 300-level sections.  Budget-Friendly: The best spot for finding cheap Bulls or Blackhawks tickets.  Banner Views: Some of the best sightlines to the championship banners hanging in the rafters.  Standing Room: SRO areas sit at the top of 300-level sections and usually fill up for prime-time sellouts.  Best Rows: Aim for Rows 1-8 — Rows 1-2 have the best views and Rows 3-8 have the fewest seats for easy in-and-out.  Who Should Sit Here  The 300 Level at the United Center is built for the die-hard, value-minded fan. These upper sections have hosted some of Chicago's greatest sports moments — from the Bulls' second three-peat to the Blackhawks' recent dynasty — and they remain the go-to choice for catching a Bulls, Blackhawks, or concert night without paying lower-bowl prices.  300 Level Seating Details  This zone covers all 300 Level sections on the United Center seating chart. Each section has up to 17 rows, with an entrance located near Row 3. Seat 1 is on your right as you look toward the floor from your seats. Rows 1-8 are the picks of the level: Rows 1-2 for the views, Rows 3-8 for having the fewest seats and the easiest access.  Views from the 300 Level  From up here you get a full, sweeping look at the action and some of the best views in the building of the banners in the rafters. For basketball, a sideline section is worth it even if it means a higher row. For hockey, sit in the lowest row possible even if that means giving up center ice. For concerts, check the seating chart for your specific show — the best seats for most shows are at the front of sections 319 and 333.  Good to Know  SRO (standing room only) areas sit at the top of the 300 Level and are typically filled for prime-time sellouts, so plan accordingly if you're after a seat versus a standing spot.