Pepsi Center Seating Chart

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Heading to a Nuggets game at Pepsi Center? Looking for the perfect seats? Look no further. We have Pepsi Center broken down to help you choose the perfect seats.

General Information – Opened in 1999 the Pepsi Center holds 19,309 fans during a basketball setup.

Rated - To impress clients or simply enjoy the best that a basketball game has to offer, Club seating between the baskets is the way to go. Center court sections 202, 260, 230, 232 offer premium views of the game as close to the court as you can get. All Club seating includes exclusive club access, access to The Denver Post Newsroom, wait service at your seat and access to a private concourse with private restrooms. Club seating in sections 204, 228, 234 and 258 offer the same amenities with a break in price. Courtside seats are hard to come by. If you see one up for sale, I recommend you jump on it. Your feet are on the paint and not many people get a chance to see a game this close to the court. These are foldout chairs with less cushion and no cup holders unlike the Club seats but you can’t beat not having anything between you and the action but a few feet of paint. You can also find floor seating and Club seats behind the baskets in sections 110, 116, 134 and 140. Tickets marked CS, CT or Court will be on the floor. All other Club seats are marked with double letters AA-JJ depending on the section.

Rated - Side court seating in sections 102, 124, 126 and 148, rows 9 and above, offer a break in price from the premium seating. They don’t offer the same amenities as the previously mentioned sections but they still give you a premium view of the game from between the baskets. Sections 104, 122, 128 and 146 offer an even further break in price on the sides.

Rated - Lower level seating on the ends and corners offer the lowest prices in the lower level. Look for the occasional bargain on seats in rows AA-JJ of sections 110-116, 132 and 140. These seats include the same VIP amenities as the Club seats mentioned above. Sections 106, 108, 118, 120, 130, 132, 142 and 144 in the corners offer a nice break in price and the best perspective of the game in this price range. Some people, myself included, actually prefer to sit on the ends of the court. You’ll find the lowest prices on lower level seating in sections 110-116 and 134-140. Look for numbered rows instead of VIP double lettered rows to get the lowest price on seats here.

Rated - Side court seating in the lower balcony is your best choice when it comes to upper level seating. Look for seats in rows 1-3 of sections 301-305, 339-345 or 379 to get the best upper level view of the game from the sides. For an even further break in price, look for seats on the ends and corners of the lower balcony. Rows 1-3 of sections 309-335 and 349-375 offer the best upper level views from behind the baselines at some of the lowest prices in the arena.

Seats to Avoid – I personally don’t like the upper balcony (even numbered 300 sections) here. They stacked it on top of the suite level and a lower balcony. The lower balcony (odd numbered 300 sections) is nice but the upper balcony is too high. Before you buy tickets in the upper balcony, make sure you have considered sections 302-310. The even numbered sections are closer to the court and offer a better view. In the bigger arenas that are designed to house hockey as well as basketball, upper level seats on the corners and ends just seem to far away from the court to fully enjoy the game. Don’t get me wrong, if the Nuggets where in the Western Conference Finals I’d sit there in a heartbeat and be happy I even got into the game!

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