New Orleans Pelicans

Section 113 is great. The lower the seat number the closer to center court. I prefer mid-teens for the row number since you get a slightly better viewing angle than the first few rows.

Wait until game day and buy seats an hour or two before tip-off on SeatGeek. We are bad enough that seats are going to be really cheap for the foreseeable future. Save your money for Bourbon Street.

Uber to and from the arena if you are staying in the French Quarter. It is a 50 minute walk and not the best route at night. The concessions inside are overpriced, so sneak in what you need.

Read the premium spaces by party size: Loge Boxes take four or five, suites twelve to eighteen, The Warehouse thirty-five to fifty, the HUB Club up to 150.

Seven garages and two lots hold about 7,000 cars, but not all open for every event — check before relying on a particular one.

The transit stop is on Poydras Street, opposite the Superdome at Gate A ground level.

Every garage is card-only, with no cash option at any of the seven.

Loge Box tickets carry access to the premium club lounges; the suite description does not mention it, so confirm before assuming a suite includes them.

The 14 by 14 by 6 inch limit is roomy by arena standards — a backpack within it is fine here, unlike at most NBA venues.

Rideshare is a 5-minute walk north of the campus on Poydras Street, through Champions Square.