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Seating Guide

Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, WA

Data updated: 2025-26

Cheapest Section

$4+

Sections

5

Capacity

17,151

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Climate Pledge Arena was rebuilt in 2021 beneath the preserved 1962 World's Fair roofline. The bowl sits below grade, creating an intimate atmosphere with 17,151 seats, one of the smaller capacities in the NHL. The design means every seat feels close to the ice. There's no traditional three-level layout, the lower bowl and upper bowl are the main sections, with club and suite levels integrated throughout. The result is one of the best sightline experiences in the league.

Premium Seating Sections

Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.

Glass Seats / Ice-Level

$300 - $600+

Behind the glass in the NHL's newest arena. Stunning clarity, premium lounge access, and the full-speed hockey experience.

The Pros

  • Intimate below-grade bowl puts you right on the ice
  • Premium dining and lounge access
  • Modern glass design with excellent clarity

The Cons

  • Most expensive tickets
  • Low angle makes cross-ice plays harder to follow
  • Kraken tickets are in high demand

Lower Bowl (100-Level)

$120 - $275

Close to the ice with the below-grade bowl creating excellent proximity. Every section has a clear view.

The Pros

  • Intimate feel, closest lower bowl in the NHL's newer arenas
  • Excellent sightlines from every section
  • Premium concessions and bars nearby

The Cons

  • Higher price point
  • End sections have slightly angled views

Club Level (100-Level Club)

$90 - $200

Premium lower-level seating with wider seats, in-seat service, and dedicated club lounge access.

The Pros

  • Most comfortable seats
  • Club lounge with upscale food and cocktails
  • Lower-bowl proximity with premium amenities

The Cons

  • Club pricing adds up
  • Limited sections, fewer options to choose from

Upper Bowl (200-Level)

$40 - $100

The upper level, but the below-grade design means you're closer to the ice than in most arenas' upper bowls.

The Pros

  • Closest upper-bowl experience in the NHL
  • Full-rink overview for reading plays
  • Great value for the proximity

The Cons

  • Still the farthest from the ice
  • Limited food options at this level
  • Steep sections at the top rows

Suite Level / Private Lofts

$4,000-$10,000+ per suite

Modern loft-style suites with floor-to-ceiling views of the ice from mid-bowl level

The Pros

  • State-of-the-art private space in new arena
  • Premium food and drink included
  • Climate Pledge Arena's sustainable luxury touches

The Cons

  • High per-event cost
  • Enclosed design limits crowd noise
  • Must book early, limited inventory in smaller arena

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