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UBS Arena Seating Guide

New York Islanders · Elmont, NY

Cheapest section
$30+
Sections
12
Capacity
17,255
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Know Before You Go

Essential details checked against official venue information.

Accessible entry

A dedicated accessible entry lane is at the far-right doors of UBS Arena's Main Entrance.

Applies to: New York Islanders games

  • Escort service is available at every entrance, and staff can provide a wheelchair to guide a guest to a seat or arena amenity; neither the staff member nor wheelchair remains during the event.

UBS Arena accessibility guide

Accessible seating

Accessible seating is sold through Ticketmaster, and a guest purchasing a wheelchair-accessible seat may buy one companion seat.

Applies to: New York Islanders games

  • Wheelchair locations include Sections 103, 104, 105, 109, 112, 114, 115, 117, 205, 210, 214, 217, and 222; vision, hearing, and short-term mobility seating is also available.

UBS Arena accessibility guide

Assistive listening

Assistive-listening devices are available at the Guest Services kiosks.

Applies to: New York Islanders games

  • For Islanders games, closed captions appear on the ribbon board and are also available through a guest's smartphone.

UBS Arena accessibility guide

Sensory services

Sensory rooms are at Sections 106 and 212 and on the PitchBook Suite Level near Suite 34.

Applies to: New York Islanders games

  • Sensory bags with noise-canceling headphones, fidget tools, and a feeling thermometer are available at Guest Services kiosks.

UBS Arena accessibility guide

UBS Arena's seven premium spaces are differentiated by character rather than by tier, which makes choosing between them a question of what kind of evening you want. The UBS Club is an opera-style box with vintage furniture; the Hyundai Club is an Isles sports bar with team memorabilia; the DIME Club is 11,000 square feet with a gallery-style exhibition of music and sports icons. The JetBlue Mosaic Lounge holds what the arena calls the closest seating to the ice, and its suites come with a private mixologist. The bowl runs a lower level, a Bridge Level and a 200 upper.

Tips & Fan Reports

Try to sit in the corners where the Isles shoot twice - sections 208-212 and 216-219. Beautiful arena all around though, you really can not go wrong with any seats at UBS.

UBScornerIsles

The JetBlue Mosaic Lounge holds what the arena calls the closest seating to the ice; its suites come with a private mixologist.

VYT Research

The Bridge Level is a genuine middle tier rather than the back of the lower bowl, and for hockey it is where the game becomes legible.

VYT Research

Choose the premium space by the evening you want, not the price: the UBS Club is an opera box, the Hyundai Club an Isles sports bar, the DIME Club an 11,000 square-foot gallery space.

VYT Research

The arena publishes no capacities for its premium spaces, so confirm the size before booking for a group.

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Where to Sit

Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.

Ice-Level / Glass Seats

$300 - $1,000+

Pros

  • The players are physically at your eye line
  • Contact on the near boards lands in front of you

Cons

  • The most expensive Islanders ticket
  • You see the least of the game from here

JetBlue Mosaic Lounge

$350 - $1,100+

The closest seating to the ice, under a stepped ceiling.

Pros

  • The arena describes these as the closest seats to the ice and among the best in the house
  • A distinctive stepped-ceiling space rather than a generic lounge

Cons

  • As close to the ice as it gets, so the far end is hidden

JetBlue Mosaic Suites

$500 - $1,500+

Most expensive tier

Private suites with an upholstered lounge area.

Pros

  • A private mixologist comes with the suite
  • An upholstered lounge rather than fixed rows

Cons

  • Sold for a group
  • Among the most expensive products here

UBS Club

$400 - $1,200+

An opera-style box furnished with custom and vintage pieces.

Pros

  • Opera-box format with vintage furniture — nothing else here looks like it
  • A cocktail lounge experience before the game as well as during

Cons

  • A box rather than a bowl seat
  • Priced as a premium space

DIME Club

$280 - $800+

An 11,000 square-foot space with bar views over the arena bowl.

Pros

  • Eleven thousand square feet — the largest club here
  • A gallery-style exhibition of music and sports icons runs through it
  • Bar views into the bowl rather than a windowless room

Cons

  • Large, so it is a destination rather than an intimate room
  • A bar view is not a seat view

Hyundai Club

$250 - $700+

An Isles sports bar with views of the ice and team memorabilia through it.

Pros

  • Deliberately a sports bar rather than a formal club — an intimate setting with other diehard fans
  • Team memorabilia and ice views

Cons

  • A bar atmosphere, so not the quiet option
  • Confirm what seats the ticket carries

Verizon Lounge

$300 - $850+

An exclusive lounge with curated cocktails.

Pros

  • The most exclusive-billed of the lounges
  • Curated cocktails rather than concourse bar service

Cons

  • A lounge rather than a sightline
  • No published capacity or location

PitchBook Suites

$450 - $1,300+

Luxury suites with premium stadium seats and a custom minibar.

Pros

  • A custom minibar in the suite
  • Premium seats with the arena's latest technology built in

Cons

  • Sold for a group
  • Suite height rather than rinkside

Lower Level Sideline

$130 - $350

Pros

  • The best all-round hockey sightline in the arena
  • High enough to see over the boards, close enough to follow the puck

Cons

  • The dearest ticket with no premium access
  • Play tight to the near boards is hidden below you

Lower Level End Zone

$85 - $240

Pros

  • The best angle on a power play working the near zone

Cons

  • The Islanders attack this end twice in three periods
  • Cross-ice passing is hard to read end-on

Bridge Level

$65 - $190

The middle tier, between the lower bowl and the upper ring, with the whole sheet in frame.

Pros

  • For hockey this height is where the systems become visible
  • A genuinely distinct level rather than back rows of the lower bowl

Cons

  • Removed from the sound of the boards
  • No premium access at this price

Upper Level (200-Level)

$30 - $100

Cheapest tier

Pros

  • The cheapest Islanders ticket
  • The clearest view of a breakout and a forecheck developing

Cons

  • Steep, and a long way up

New York Islanders Seat Comfort

Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.

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Seating

UBS Arena premium hospitality, venue maps, entrances and know-before-you-go pages on ubsarena.com

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Venue policies

Current UBS Arena bag, accessibility, family services, FAQ, code of conduct, dining, and know-before-you-go pages plus New York Islanders game-day and parking guides reviewed for Islanders policies.

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Not yet checked against a published source

These figures are estimates. Most venues no longer publish the numbers behind them — concession and ticket pricing moved to dynamic marketplaces — so we hold them as estimates rather than dating them as verified.

  • Ticket prices — Secondary market averages (SeatGeek/StubHub)