Bradley Center Seating Chart

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

General Information - Opened in 1988 the Bradley Center holds 18,633 fans for a basketball game. This is the palace of folding chars do don’t expect to find any wide seats with extra cushion in the lower level. All lower level seats are folding chairs without arm-rests or cup holders. Rows are marked with alpha characters beginning with row A in the 200 and 400 levels. Rows marked BBB – DDD are on the court. BBB is the closest row you can sit without being on the paint.

Rated - To impress clients or treat guests to VIP treatment, look for center court seats in sections 200 or 214. VIP seats are marked with rows BBB – DDD. Sections 201, 202, 212, 213, 215 and 218 are also sweet sections to be lucky enough to sit in. Again, you also get the same VIP amenities in these sections if sitting in rows BBB – DDD. VIP amenities include more comfortable seats with wait service, private access to bars with light refreshments and exclusive access to private restrooms.

Rated - Side court seating in the 200 level is the next best thing to having seats on the floor. Look for seats in rows A – D for the best, up close, views. They do a good job at keeping every seat close to the court in this arena so don’t be afraid to save a few dollars by finding seats in the higher rows of sections 200-202, 212-216 and 226-227 as well. Keep in mind sections 202, 212, 216 and 226 overlap the baselines so you’ll want to look for tickets closer to the court than behind the baseline. For your best bet, stick to sections entirely between the baskets like sections 200, 201, 213, 215 and 227 unless you want to save a few extra dollars.

Rated - Lower level corner and behind the baskets sections will also save you some money if you’re willing to give up the prime view of the action from baseline to baseline. We recommend looking for seats in the corner sections before you choose seats directly behind the baskets. The price may be slightly higher sitting in the corners but this way you avoid any possibility of the basket being a nuisance during heated action. If you’re lucky enough to find tickets in sections 101-106 behind the baskets, this is also a good way to save money and sit close to the action. Again, look for seats in the first few rows (A - D) to avoid sitting directly behind the baskets with the hoop right at eye-level.

Rated - Upper level seating is a great way to get into the game for those on a budget. Stick to rows A – J of any 400 level sections for the best experience. We recommend sitting in sections 400 or 422 at dead center court up here. Sections 401, 421, 423 and 443 are your best bet if you can’t find seats in the upper level center court sections.

Seats to Avoid – Avoid 400 level seating in the corners and behind the baskets. The money you save on tickets during an average game is not worth sacrificing the view and you won’t end up saving that much on the ticket price regardless. Unless ticket prices have jumped during a high demand game or post-season play, stick to seats between the baskets in the upper level. The Bradley Center was built for hockey and basketball. This pushes seating on the ends of the Center further away from the court than they would be in a venue designed purely for basketball.

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