Seating Guide
Honda Center, Anaheim, CA
Data updated: 2025-26
Cheapest Section
$25+
Sections
5
Capacity
17,174
Honda Center has a classic multi-level bowl with 17,174 seats in hockey configuration. The lower bowl wraps close to the ice, the 200-level club offers premium amenities, and the upper 300/400 levels provide affordable options with decent sightlines thanks to the steep rake. The arena was built for hockey and the sightlines reflect that. Even upper-level seats give you a full view of the ice surface. It's a comfortable, well-maintained building that's been updated several times since 1993.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Glass Seats / Ice-Level
$250 - $500+“Right behind the glass, immersive hockey experience where you hear the skates and feel the boards shake.”
The Pros
- Most immersive experience in the arena
- Access to premium clubs and lounges
- Feel the speed and physicality of the game
The Cons
- Puck can be hard to follow during cross-ice plays
- Glass can obstruct views during board battles
- Significantly more expensive
Lower Bowl (100-Level)
$120 - $250“Close to the ice with excellent sightlines. The sweet spot for watching hockey without the glass in the way.”
The Pros
- Clear views of the ice surface
- Close enough to see player expressions and stick work
- Easy access to lower-level concessions
The Cons
- Higher price point
- End zone sections have angled views of the far goal
Club Level (200-Level)
$80 - $180“Elevated mid-level with premium seating, wider chairs, and access to the exclusive club lounge and bar.”
The Pros
- Most comfortable seats in the arena
- Private lounge with upscale food and drinks
- Great balance of proximity and full-rink view
The Cons
- Premium pricing for the amenities
- Slightly removed from the ice-level energy
Terrace Level (300-Level)
$50 - $100“Upper mid-level with a good overhead view of the ice. The steep rake means unobstructed sightlines.”
The Pros
- Affordable with solid views
- Good for seeing plays develop across the full rink
- Easy access to the main concourse food options
The Cons
- Further from the ice
- Less premium feel than lower levels
Upper Deck (400-Level)
$25 - $60“The nosebleeds, highest up but the steep angle means you can still track the puck across the full ice surface.”
The Pros
- Most affordable tickets in the arena
- Full bird's-eye view of the rink
- Energetic atmosphere among value-conscious fans
The Cons
- Long climb to reach seats
- Players appear small
- Limited food options at this level
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