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Help Me Choose My Seats ™
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Heading to a Spurs game at AT&T Center? Looking for the perfect seats? Look no further. We have AT&T Center broken down to help you choose the perfect seats.
General Information – The AT&T Center opened in 2002 and holds 18,500 fans for a basketball game. It’s home to the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs. It was specifically designed for hosting basketball games and because it seats only 18,500 people, you know any seat in this place is as close to the court as possible. Built in 2002, they didn’t miss any of the modern touches. Every seat, even the courtside seating, is comfortable with plenty of cushioning and its own cup holder.
 Rated - To impress clients or treat yourself to the best that the AT&T Center has to offer, look for courtside seating in the first few rows of sections 2-28 around the entire court. These are theatre style seats, not the foldout floor seating elsewhere around the league. VIP access and in-seat wait service is available here and should be noted with tickets on our site. Section 6 is directly behind the home bench while section 10 is behind the visitor bench. Sections 8 and 22 are center court sections and will fetch the highest prices. Look for a break in price in sections 2-6, 10-20 and 24-28 on the corners and ends of the court.
 Rated - The upper rows of the lower level are a great way to save some money and remain close to the court. Look for seats in the upper rows of sections 6-10 and 20-24 to sit on the sides of the court. Sections 120-123 and 106-109 are also a great place to sit between the baskets. These seats don’t offer the same amenities as the VIP seating but they’re just as comfortable. These sections still offer premium views of the game and are close to the main concourse for easy access to restrooms and concessions.
 Rated - 100 level seats on the corners and ends of the Center offer the best prices in the lower bowl. Just like any of the VIP or side court seating in lower sections, these seats are comfortable, with plenty of cushioning, their own armrests and cup holders. For great prices that keep you close to the court, look for seats in sections 101-105, 109-120 or 124-128. The lowest prices in the 100 level will be found in sections 101, 102, 113, 114-116, 127 and 128 behind the baskets. Avoid the first four rows of these sections if you’re worried about the baskets being in your way. Personally I’ve never been bothered by the basket and like watching shots being drained from directly behind the hoop.
 Rated - Upper level seating in the 200 level is a great choice for those on a budget. As mentioned above, the AT&T Center is small and designed for basketball. This means the upper level seating is as good as you can get in any of the other small arenas throughout the league. Look for seats as close as you can to center court sections 208 or 224 first. Prices will continue to decrease the further away from these sections you look. Avoid the corner and end sections (200-206, 210-222 and 226-231) to get the most out of your money. Stick with sections 207-209 and 223-225 between the baskets unless a premium or post-season game has elevated ticket prices here out of your desired range. |
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