Dayton Bench & Visitor Bench
Dayton Bench - The Dayton players sit in front of Section 103
Visitor Bench - The visiting team sits in front of Section 106
Visitor Bench - The visiting team sits in front of Section 106
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Rate your seatsDayton Students will occupy the baseline sections closest to the Visitor bench.
Because the basket is highly distracting, sections behind the basket don't offer the best sitelines - though ticket prices tend to be the most affordable in the lower level. However, better seats can be found in the front rows of the 300s sections for comparable prices.
If you do choose to sit behind the basket, avoid the highest rows in sections 201, 212, 213 and 224. These seats are below the balcony and views can be heavily obstructed.
The lower level at University of Dayton Arena is broken up into the 100 and 200 level. For seats running across the sidelines, Row A in the 100s sections is closest to the court. Lettered rows continue until reaching Row K, at which point there is a break before the 200s sections begin.
The 200s sections each contain 16 rows per section, labeled A-P. These are far-and-away the best seats in the arena, given their proximity to the court and their center court views. Choose seats in the highest rows of the 200 level to be closest to the concourse tunnel.
Corner seating at Dayton Arena is wonderfully angled towards the court and provides comfortable views of the action. The best seats in this zone can be found in 204, 209, 216 and 221 where the basket does not restrict sitelines as much as in other corner sections.
Row A is at the front of each section, while Row K is at the back of the 100s and Row P is at the back of the 200s.
Like lower level seating, the upper level is split up into two distinctly-numbered groups of seating. The 300 level contains 16 rows of lettered seating, followed by 18 rows of lettered seating in the 400 level.
Some of the best values in the arena can be found in Rows A-E of Sections 310-312 and 303-305 where the view is phenomenal, and the ticket prices are less expensive than the lower level. In fact, comfortable views can be found all over the upper level. The only seats you really want to avoid are in the upper reaches of the 400 level and all of the extreme-edge sections (like 301 and 307) where the angle towards the court is poor and the seats have been called dark and claustrophobic.
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Yes, alcohol is served at Dayton Arena through the first five (5) minutes of the second half.
For Dayton Flyers home games, alcohol is not allowed in any student seating sections. Currently, those sections include 108, 109, 212, 213, 307, 406 and 407.
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