Bridgestone Arena Seating Guide
Nashville Predators · Nashville, TN
- Cheapest section
- $28+
- Sections
- 10
- Capacity
- 17,159
Know Before You Go
- Accessible entry
Accessible entrances are at the Nissan Main Entrance, Nissan SoBro Entrance, and all five entry points in the 6th Avenue Parking Garage.
A limited number of courtesy wheelchairs are available first-come at Guest Services near Section 103 in exchange for government-issued photo identification.
- Accessible seating
Wheelchair-accessible and companion seating is available on every arena level.
Guests with standard seats may request relocation at 615-722-1657, but event-day moves are first-come, subject to availability, and not guaranteed.
- Assistive listening
Courtesy assisted-listening devices are available at Guest Services near Section 103 in exchange for photo identification.
- Sensory services
KultureCity sensory bags are available at no cost from the Fan Information Center off the main concourse near the Lexus Lounge entrance.
Leave identification to check out a bag containing a KCVIP badge, fidget tools, noise-canceling headphones, and other resources.
Bridgestone Arena's premium spaces are small and deliberately so. The 501 Club is an 80-member setting whose ticket includes food, beverage AND parking; the California Closets Studio is 85 seats on the second level; the Lexus Lounge sits at ice level. The seats worth knowing about for hockey specifically are Behind the Bench, inches from the players' bench and the ice, close enough to hear the exchanges and read faces.
Tips & Fan Reports
Every seat in Bridgestone is good and you will be able to see just fine. I actually prefer the upper bowl myself - great view and usually cheaper tickets.
The 501 Club includes parking as well as food and beverage, which almost no premium ticket anywhere does. Worth costing against the ticket rather than beside it.
Behind the Bench seats are a different product from glass seats, inches from the players' bench, close enough to hear it.
An ordinary Club Level seat does not open the 501 Club or the Studio; those are separate memberships.
The premium spaces here are deliberately small: 80 members in the 501 Club, 85 seats in the California Closets Studio.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Glass Seats
$280 - $900+Pros
- The players are physically at your eye line
- Contact on the near boards lands in front of you
Cons
- The most expensive Predators ticket
- You see the least of the game from here. The near boards hide the far end
Behind the Bench
$300 - $850+Inches from the players' bench and the ice.
Pros
- Close enough to hear the bench and read player expressions
- The most immersive seat in the building, and different in kind from glass seats
Cons
- The bench itself blocks part of the near ice
- A small block, so availability is limited
Lexus Lounge (Ice Level)
$500 - $1,500+Most expensive tier
An ice-level lounge with a membership roster drawn from Nashville's sports, music, business and political worlds.
Pros
- Ice-level position with a private membership club behind it
- The most exclusive room in the arena by membership rather than by size
Cons
- A membership product rather than a ticket
- Ice level, so the far end of the rink is hidden
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$250 - $700+Private seating and dining on the Club Level, in an 80-member setting.
Pros
- All-inclusive food, beverage AND parking. Parking is rarely included anywhere
- Eighty members, so it never feels like a concourse
Cons
- Eighty memberships in total
- Club Level height rather than ice-level proximity
California Closets Studio
$220 - $600+An 85-seat club on the second level, across from the catwalk to the BetMGM Sports Lounge.
Pros
- Eighty-five seats with high-end finishes
- Positioned by the catwalk to the BetMGM Sports Lounge, so two spaces are in reach
Cons
- Second-level height
- A small club, so it books out
Yuengling FLIGHT Deck
$150 - $400+Bar-style seating with flat screens, for groups of up to 50.
Pros
- Unlimited premium food and beverage
- Bar seating and screens rather than a fixed row
Cons
- A group product for up to 50 people
- Bar-style seating is not for watching a whole game seated
Lower Bowl Center (100-Level)
$150 - $350Pros
- The best all-round hockey sightline in the arena
- Centre ice, so neither end is favoured
Cons
- Play tight to the near boards is hidden below you
Lower Bowl Corners (100-Level)
$95 - $250Pros
- Lower-bowl proximity at well under centre-ice money
- The best angle on a power play working the near zone
Cons
- The Predators attack the near end twice in three periods
- Corner positions foreshorten the far half of the ice
Club Level (200-Level)
$75 - $220Pros
- For hockey this is where the systems become visible
- Club concourse access
Cons
- An ordinary club-level seat does not open the 501 Club or the Studio
- Removed from the sound of the boards
Upper Level (300-Level)
$28 - $95Cheapest tier
Pros
- The cheapest Predators ticket
- The clearest view of a breakout and a forecheck developing
Cons
- Steep, and a long way up
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How We Checked This Page
Every section below names the source it was read from and the day it was read. Where we could not reach a published figure, the page says so rather than presenting an estimate as a checked fact.
- Seating
Bridgestone Arena premium seating, suites, 501 Club, Lexus Lounge, seating charts and A-to-Z guide pages on bridgestonearena.com, plus the Predators premium seating page
- Venue policies
Current Bridgestone Arena and Nashville Predators accessibility, arena-guide, ticketing, parking, and box-office pages reviewed for Predators policies.
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)