Seating Guide
Footprint Center, Phoenix, AZ
Data updated: 2025-26 NBA Season
Cheapest Section
$20+
Sections
5
Capacity
17,071
Footprint Center is a compact arena with 17,071 seats arranged in a traditional NBA bowl design. The arena has two main levels, the 100-level lower bowl and the 200-level upper deck, plus a club level between them. Opened in 1992 and renovated multiple times, it has solid sightlines throughout. The intimate size means even upper-deck seats feel reasonably close to the court.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Courtside / Floor Seats
$500 - $2,000+“Floor-level seats steps from the court.”
The Pros
- Closest view of the game
- Celebrity-adjacent experience
- Exclusive lounge access
The Cons
- Very expensive
- Limited availability
- Low angle for play development
Lower Bowl Sideline (100-Level)
$120 - $350“Elevated sideline with excellent perspective on the action.”
The Pros
- Best sightlines in the arena
- Great for seeing plays develop
- Close to the action
The Cons
- Premium pricing for marquee matchups
- Center court sections sell fast
Lower Bowl Baseline (100-Level)
$75 - $200“Behind the basket with close-up dunk and free-throw views.”
The Pros
- More affordable than sideline
- Exciting angle for above-the-rim plays
- Near player tunnel
The Cons
- Far-end play is harder to see
- Some corner seats have stanchion issues
Club Level
$100 - $250“Mid-level premium seats with wider chairs and lounge access.”
The Pros
- Comfortable seating
- Exclusive lounge with food and drinks
- Less crowded concourse
The Cons
- Premium over comparable 100-level seats
- Slightly detached from court energy
Upper Level (200-Level)
$20 - $80“Upper deck with full-court bird's-eye view.”
The Pros
- Very affordable
- Good full-court perspective
- Energetic fan section
The Cons
- Steep climb
- Players look small
- Limited food options up here
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