If you get the upper bowl sides above a certain row, the gondola seating gets in the way. I forget which row, and you already said no to nosebleeds, but it's a thing to remember. It blocks the jumbotron and when the jumbotron is as extra as the LCA one, it's worth having a clear view of it. Show
I've avoided anything above row 6 in the upper bowl for that reason, but I'm not sure entirely at which row the obstruction becomes an issue. And it's not an obstructed view of the ice, exactly, but it's less than optimal. (I think there's screens on the outside of the gondola to make up for the obstructed view of the jumbotron, but it's been so long since I've been to a game that I can't remember.) Additionally, I always try to get center ice seats or to the blue line. I hate being 'off center' or behind the goal. Center ice is probably easiest to follow since it's most like the viewpoint when you're watching games on TV. I also like the side that faces the benches so you can see the players directly and watch them as they change and how they interact on the benches. Lowest rows of the upper bowl are my seats of choice in terms of value. Glass is an experience that can't be beat though.  For the first time in Detroit sports history, all four of the city’s professional teams play within a three-block radius of each other. Little Caesars Arena is one of five professional sports arenas that is home to both an NBA team (Detroit Pistons) and an NHL team (Detroit Red Wings). Before the construction of Little Caesars Arena, the Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Pistons previously played in separate arenas for many years; Joe Louis Arena and The Palace of Auburn Hills. Our staff wanted to provide a thorough breakdown of the Little Caesars Arena seating chart to help fans decide where to sit before purchasing their Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Pistons tickets. Where To Sit At Little Caesars ArenaThe Little Caesars Arena seating chart is a little more complex than that of other professional sports arenas. The venue has many premium seating options. There are three core seating levels and they include the lower level, upper level, and mezzanine. Keep in mind that the names of the seating areas at Little Caesars Arena could change from season to season moving forward. Lower Level
The lower level seats at Little Caesars Arena consists of sections 101 through 126. However, the seats closest to midcourt/mid-ice are private club areas (see below). Sections 121, 122, and 123 are part of both the Rehmann Club and the Comerica Players Club. Sections 108 through 110 are part of the MotorCity Casino Club. Most sections on the lower level will have between 23 and 27 rows of seats, numbered rows 1 through 23, etc. In contrast to other NBA arenas, the lower level sections at Little Caesars Arena are slender so fans seated in the middle of the row can easily exit the row. The Detroit Red Wings bench is located in front of section 123. The visiting hockey team’s bench is located in front of section 121. The Detroit Red Wings shoot twice on the goal in front of sections 115 and 116. The visiting hockey team shoots twice on the goal in front of sections 102 and 103. The penalty box at Little Caesars Arena is located in front of section 109. The Detroit Pistons use the bench in front of section 120. The visiting basketball team’s bench is located in front of section 124. The Detroit Pistons tunnel is located adjacent to sections 120 and 121. Upper Level
The upper level seats at Little Caesars Arena consists of sections 201 through 232. The upper level sections will have between 8 and 12 rows of seats and will always begin with row 1. The upper level seats are more desirable for Detroit Red Wings games than Detroit Pistons games in terms of sight lines. The upper level seats are the most affordable seats at Little Caesars Arena. Mezzanine
The mezzanine seats at Little Caesars Arena consists of sections M1 through M34. The mezzanine seats are very small sections that provide some of the best sight lines in Little Caesars Arena. The rows for most mezzanine sections will be numbered 1 through 5. Some mezzanine sections will have lettered rows which will precede the numbered rows. Row A will be the first row in such sections. Michigan First Gondola
The Michigan First Gondola seats consists of sections G1 through G31 and are semi-private boxes located on the upper level of Little Caesars Arena. The Gondola sections can accommodate between 8 and 20 guests. There are two rows of seats in each Gondola section and the rows are numbered 1 and 2. Fans that rent the area will be provided with bar top seating and will also have catering options available to them. The Michigan First Gondolas are similar to the Chase Bridge seats at Madison Square Garden (New York Rangers, New York Knicks) in that fans are perched right above the court/ice for a unique vantage point. Blue Cross Suites
There are 62 suites at Little Caesars Arena. They are located on two different levels of the arena and offer guests nearly 600 square feet of entertainment space during games. The perks for the suites at Little Caesars Arena include the following.
To learn more about purchasing a suite at Little Caesars Arena, please visit NHL.com/RedWings. Loge Boxes
The loge box seats offer fans some of the same perks as the suites and are located on the lower level corners of Little Caesars Arena. The perks for the loge box seats include the following.
Comerica Players Club
The Comerica Players Club combines courtside seats with access to the Players Club, a sports bar setting at Little Caesars Arena. The area is the most expensive premium seating option at Little Caesars Arena aside from the suites and is located in front of sections 121, 122, and 123. The Comerica Players Club gives fans with an up-close glimpse of the Detroit Pistons and Detroit Red Wings players as they leave the locker room and enter the arena.
Fans with access to the Comerica Players Club also receive complimentary food, beer, wine, and select liquors. Fans are also given complimentary VIP parking and a private entrance into Little Caesars Arena. Courtside Seats (Detroit Pistons Games Only)
The courtside seats include sections VIP A through VIP F, VIP AA, and VIP FF. Each courtside section has three rows of seats; rows 1 through 3. The perks for the courtside seats at Little Caesars Arena include the following.
Sections VIP AA and VIP FF are located adjacent to each team’s bench and are the most expensive courtside seats at Little Caesars Arena. Rehmann Club
The Rehmann Club is located directly above the Comerica Players Club in sections 121, 122, and 123. The perks for the Rehmann Club at Little Caesars Arena include the following.
MotorCity Casino Club
The MotorCity Casino Club consists of sections 108, 109, and 110 on the lower level of Little Caesars Arena. The club is located behind the penalty box during Detroit Red Wings games and is the largest private club at Little Caesars Arena. The perks for the MotorCity Casino Club include the following.
Huntington Legends ClubThe Huntington Legends Club is the most exclusive club at Little Caesars Arena and consists of 128 seats above sections 102 and 103. The perks for the Huntington Legends Club at Little Caesars Arena include the following.
Labatt Blue Club
The Labatt Blue Club offers a view of games at Little Caesars Arena from two different levels; the lower level or barstool seating from atop the club. The club is located on the north side of Little Caesars Arena and provides food and beverage credits for guests that rent out the area. Related Articles
What are the best seats for a NHL hockey game?The best seats at a hockey game are halfway up the lower bowl at either end of the neutral zone. These seats allow you to see all the action without missing a moment. The worst place to sit at a hockey game would definitely be behind the net at any level.
What are club seats at Little Caesars Arena?The crown jewel of Little Caesars Arena, the Comerica Players Club provides access to seating directly behind the players' benches. The Comerica Players Club is directly across from the Red Wings Locker room where you'll come face to face with players as they walk directly through the club to and from the locker room.
What are the mezzanine seats at Little Caesars Arena?The Mezzanine Level at Little Caesars Arena is the second of three main seating bowls. This area circles the stadium and is located just above the main Suite Level and below the upper (200) level. This is the smallest of the seating bowls with each section containing five or fewer rows.
What is gondola seating at Little Caesars Arena?One of the most exciting and innovative features of the new Little Caesars Arena has been constructing the gondola seating —a massive, suspended steel frame that hangs from the arena's roof—giving fans a chance to be on top of the action.
How many seats are in a row at LCA?The first eight rows of AA and B have 20 seats while the rest of sections have 18 seats per row.
What is East Club at Little Caesars Arena?East Club at Little Caesars Arena
Ticket holders in sections 108-109 will be granted access to the East Club. This is Little Caesar Arena's largest club, located just off the Via, and provides easy access to the main concourse. The liveliest club of all, this is a go-to spot before and after games.
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