4nsicguy

Good view of the entire rink.

You've got to watch for railing partially obstructing views here. Close to concessions, rest rooms.

Watch for flying pucks here.

Front row of second tier.

First row of 200 level, good leg room, close to great food and rest rooms. Close to exit on west side of arena.

Top row seat, best view into the corners, seats extend into the aisle so view is not obstructed by person seated in front of you. Great venue but VERY cold-dress accordingly.

Club level, restaurant nearby with table and chair seating. Close to rest rooms and exit to 6th avenue side-park accordingly. Only four rows (D-G)in section, seats run 1-17, directly below luxury suites. Row D has most legroom. Home attack twice.

Accessible seating area. Home attack twice.

Home team defends this end twice.

This view of the north end of the ice is the only view that is not obstructed by the players benches and penalty boxes. Will sit on the east side next time.

If you sit on the west side of the arena, you want to be at row E or higher so you can see over the player benches and penalty boxes, which are all on the same side.

This is three rows past the portable seats so you are on solid footing but the space between the rows is very small, so not good for people with long legs. Seats are comfortable but narrow.

Sat here during period 2 courtesy of the Gladiators. You are really part of the action here!

Great experience!

If you are lucky enough to be selected by team office staff to sit between the benches you will not be disappointed. You get a real feel for the speed of the game and the line changes that take place during play. The language from the players can be a little colorful!

If you like to sit higher up for hockey, you won't beat this. High up enough so you can see the action in the corners and on the front row of the upper section, you've got an unobstructed view, private entrance to this club level area with awesome food and wider leather seats. 16 seats per row and this seat is just off the aisle.

This seat is to the center ice side of the blue line right behind the corner of the visitor's penalty box, which distorts your view of the left side of the rink somewhat as you have to look through several layers of plastic in and around the penalty boxes and timekeepers area. It's almost impossible to see the action in the lower left corner of the rink. You are three rows from the glass, so you do get a good feel for how fast the game is. Lots of good checks to see as players cross the blue line.