Section 119 at Capital One Arena

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Row & Seat Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 119 are labeled A-T
For concerts, row G is usually the first row
An entrance to this section is located at Row T
When looking towards the court/ice/stage, lower number seats are on the left
Row A has 4 seats labeled 5-8
Rows B-D have 5 seats labeled 6-10
Row E has 6 seats labeled 6-11
Row F has 6 seats labeled 8-13
Row G has 7 seats labeled 8-14
Row H has 8 seats labeled 8-15
Row J has 8 seats labeled 9-16
Rows K-L have 9 seats labeled 9-17
Row M has 10 seats labeled 10-19
Row N has 10 seats labeled 11-20
Row O has 11 seats labeled 11-21
Rows P-Q have 19 seats labeled 3-21
Row R has 20 seats labeled 3-22
Rows S-T have 21 seats labeled 3-23
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100 Level Corner (Basketball)

- Corner seating in the lower level for a basketball game is often hit or miss. All four corners feature two sections with drastically different experiences. If sitting close to the players or the floor is a priority for you, consider the first two rows (BB-CC) in a corner section like 102 or 120. These rows are behind the player benches and just a few feet from the hardwood. Just beware that the views of the other end of the court are difficult from such a low position. Avoid the front rows of sections like 103 and 119 where tickets are often over-priced and you won't be as close to the court as you might think. Row A is the first row in sections 103, 108, 114 and 119 but you'll feel like you're about 10 rows back. If that's not an issue for you, you'll actually find that rows A-O in these sections are the smallest in the 100 level. There are 10 or fewer seats in each row which makes it easier to get in and out. Instead of the lower rows in 103, 108, etc., consider tickets near the top of each section. Rows P-U have fairly good sitelines (though the basket does disrupt the view a bit), close proximity to the main concourse and some of the lowest ticket prices in the 100 level.

Preferred Attack and Defend (Hockey)

- From the corner of the lower level of seating, fans will get a great view of the action on the near side of the ice. Fans will have an ideal perspective for big face-offs close to their side, but it can be difficult to see what is happening when the action approaches the opposite end of the ice. For this reason, be sure to choose the side where your team shoot twice. If you're a Caps fan, choose one of the sections on the 102-103 side of the ice. You'll have the best views of a majority of their scoring chances.

Seating Notes

For most hockey hockey games, these seats are located on the end where the visitors shoot twice