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Help Me Choose My Seats ™
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Heading to a Sacramento Kings game at Arco Arena? Looking for the perfect seats? Look no further. We have Arco Arena broken down to help you choose the perfect seats.
General Information – So you’re looking for the best place to sit at Arco Arena, never fear, we’ve got you covered. Arco Arena holds up to 17,317 fans for a basketball event. The $40 million, 442,000 square-foot Arena opened in 1988. All seats are individual and the sloped seating design makes every last seat a good one.
 Rated - If your goal is to go to the game in style, whether it’s to impress a client or treat someone special to a great view of the game, the best seats in the house can be found near the floor at center court. Look for seats in rows B – EE in sections 102, 103, 114 and 115 to stay within the first ten rows off the court. Food and beverage service is provided and should be marked as a special note when purchasing tickets on our site. For a break on the price with the same close view and amenities look for seats in the lower rows of sections 113, 116, 101 and 104.
 Rated - If the top-notch seats are a bit out of your budget look for seats in the lower rows of the corner sections 117, 118, 123, 124, 105, 106, 111 and 112. These seats keep you right in front of the action and save you a few bucks. If you’re willing to sacrifice the side-to-side action of fast breaks, look for seats on the baselines in sections 107-110 and 119-122. You’ll be right on top of dunks here and really see the moves when the defense gets set. For a bonus, look for seats up front and close to the player’s entrance in sections 108 and 109 and 120 and 121. Showing up early and hanging around by the rails just may earn you an autograph here.
 Rated - For tickets at an even lower price than the above sections, look for seats in the mid to higher rows of any lower level section. Side court seating will be the highest price seating in this category followed by the corner sections and lastly, the baselines. Don’t be discouraged by seats near the top of the lower level, they’re closer to concessions and restrooms and provide easy access to and from the main concourse if you’re in charge of bringing food and drinks to the troops during the game!
 Rated - We only recommend the following sections during premium series and post season games. If demand has dramatically raised the price on tickets at the Arena and you’re strapped for cash, look for side-court seating in the first few rows of the upper level. Sections 201-204, and 213-216 offer great views of the game. Keep in mind even the upper rows of the arena are nice at this venue. They did a nice job at keeping every seat as close to the court as possible with great sightlines. If your looking for an even lower price on tickets try the corners of the upper level in sections 205-206, 211-212, 217-218 and 223-224. Again, look for seats in the first few rows for the best experience. If you get right up front on the second level it’s just like you’re watching the games from the sweets and you get as much legroom as you want!
Seats to Avoid – Unless you simply can’t afford to buy any other ticket during the high demand games, avoid the upper level sections behind the baskets and higher rows of all other upper level sections. There are no obstructions up high but watching a game from one end of the court at a distance takes a lot of the thrill out of the action. We recommend at least trying to get seats in the first two or three rows if you are forced to sit in the upper sections behind the baskets. |
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