Arena Club Seating
- Arena Club Seating - Along the sideline opposite the team benches, sections 101-104 are part of the exclusive Fifth Third Bank Club. These sections not only include comfor...
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Rate your seatsIf you're looking to sit behind the basket at a USF basketball game, look no further than sections 107-109. While the opposite side baseline sections are reserved for students and the band, sections 107-109 are available for seating.
Section 108 consists of over 20 seats in each row, making it one of the widest sections in the stadium. Sections 107 and 109 consist of anywhere from 4 to 10 seats in each row. The perspective from the baseline lower level is okay, but we prefer to sit somewhere on the sideline when available.
The 100 level corner sections at Yuengling Center are unique. Section 111 has just two rows (G-H), while section 116 only consists of row G. These rows are located directly above tunnels that lead to the locker rooms and employee-only areas. Considering the low number of rows in these sections, we recommend siting here for what is basically a front-row view.
Sections 106, 110, 117, 121, and 122 are more traditional, as most consist of rows A-J. Exact rows and seat numbers will vary, but any seat in these corner sections provides a great view of the game. The Yuengling Center is built specifically for basketball and the 100 level sections are close to the action.
Located behind the team benches, sections 112-115 are some of the best seats in the Yuengling Center. This area also includes various press boxes and suites, while directly in front of them, rows A-H are available for seating. With a view close to the center of the court and a convenient location near the concourse, 100 level sideline sections are a great choice for a USF game.
Behind the basket on the east side of the stadium are the 200 level baseline sections. Consisting of 207-209, this area includes three sections with up to twenty seats in each row.
While we prefer to sit closer to the sideline, sitting in the 200 level baseline is still a great option. The perspective of the game is comfortable, and doesn't feel too far away from the floor. We recommend sitting near the aisles, as the wide rows in this section can make it difficult to access the concourse when crowded.
Located between the baseline and sidelines, the 200 level corner sections consist of 205-206, 210-211, 216-217, and 221-222. The view from these sections is highly recommended, as the 200 level is at a perfect height. You'll have an elevated view of the action while still feeling close to the court.
The 200 level sideline sections provide a slightly elevated view from the sides of the court. Consisting of sections 201-204 and 212-215, sitting here is highly recommended, as you'll have a good perspective of the entire game at this level and location. Sections 202-203 and 213-214 are most preferable. These sections provide some of the best value of any area of the stadium.
Located high in the rafters at Yuengling Arena are the 300 Level Baseline sections. Consisting of sections 309-313, 325, and 329, this area is high above the court and provides one of the least ideal views of the action.
Like all other 300 level seats, these sections include strictly bleacher-style seating.
The 300 Level Corner sections are located beneath each scoreboard in all four corners of the stadium. Sections 306, 308, 314, 316, 322, 324, 330, and 332 have traditional 300 level seating and consist of rows C to I. Sections 307, 315, 323, and 331 include just two rows each.
All seats on the 300 level are bleacher-style seating with no chairbacks.
The 300 Level Sideline seats are the best choice when sitting on the top level at Yuengling Arena. With a centered view of the court along the baseline, the perspective from these seats can feel a bit far away. However, the sideline location does make for a decent view of the game.
Additionally, the 300 level only includes bleacher-style seating with no chairbacks.
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