Seating Guide
Ball Arena, Denver, CO
Data updated: 2025-26
Cheapest Section
$35+
Sections
5
Capacity
18,007
Ball Arena has a standard three-tier layout: the 100-level lower bowl, the 200-level club, and the 300-level upper level. With 18,007 seats in hockey configuration, it's a mid-sized NHL arena that feels intimate without being cramped. The bowl has a good rake at every level, so even upper-deck seats provide decent sightlines. The arena was designed with hockey in mind, the Avs were the first tenant.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Glass Seats (100-Level Front Rows)
$275 - $550+“Ice-level behind the glass. The Avs' speed game is incredible from this angle. You see every stride and feel every hit.”
The Pros
- Most immersive experience
- Feel the speed of Colorado's game
- Premium lounge access included
The Cons
- Glass obstructs during board play
- Low angle limits cross-ice visibility
- Premium pricing
Lower Bowl Center (100-Level)
$150 - $300“Center ice lower bowl with perfect sightlines. The best seats for reading plays and watching the Avs' transition game.”
The Pros
- Ideal sightlines for hockey
- Close enough to see puck movement
- Great atmosphere surrounded by knowledgeable fans
The Cons
- Highest regular-seat prices
- Center sections sell out for big games
Lower Bowl Corners/Ends (100-Level)
$75 - $160“Corner and end zone seats close to the ice. Great for watching goals and aggressive board play up close.”
The Pros
- More affordable than center ice
- Excellent angle behind the net for power plays
- Close to player tunnels
The Cons
- Far-end play harder to track
- Corner angles require head turning
Club Level (200-Level)
$100 - $200“Elevated mid-level with wider seats. Club access includes a private lounge with premium food and drinks.”
The Pros
- Most comfortable seats
- Private lounge access
- Great elevated sightlines
The Cons
- Removed from ice-level intensity
- Premium pricing for club amenities
Upper Level (300-Level)
$35 - $95“The upper deck has a steep rake that gives every seat a full view of the ice surface. Surprisingly good for reading plays.”
The Pros
- Most affordable option
- Full-rink bird's-eye view
- Energetic fan section
The Cons
- High above the ice
- Steep stairs
- Limited food options
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