Section 213 at Frost Bank Center

★★★★★SeatScore®

Frost Bank Center Section 213 View

213 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

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Balcony Level
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If you sit in the Balcony Level at Frost Bank Center, you might not realize that this is one of the smaller arenas in the NBA. With up to 23 rows of seats in each section, the Balcony Level is simply massive. Best Places to Sit in the Balcony Level For Spurs games, this area is also known as the HEB Fan Zone Level. Between sections 214 and 218 guests will find a party area with a massive bar, attractions and most of the amenities and concessions on this level. If convenience is important to you, we recommend sitting close to this end of the stadium. Regardless of what section you're sitting in, we strongly recommend purchasing tickets in the lowest row possible. This is a steep upper level and the top rows are a good 20-row walk from the section tunnel. Once you finally reach your seats and catch your breath, you'll notice sub-par views in the upper half of each section. Even if it means sitting farther away from the center of the arena, purchase tickets in rows 8 and below for the best experience in the Balcony/HEB Fan Zone.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Good seats, awful crowd"
(Section 211) - ★★★ -
We sat here for the Maroon 5 concert for $70, so the value was great and we were happy with what we could see so far up. However, the crowd was awful! They threw things at us for standing and complained to us rudely for enjoying the music and dancing. Most of the section sat down majority of the ...
"Odd railings running through the section"
(Section 221) - ★★★ -
For some reason section 221 has oddly placed u-shaped railings that are located at the part of the row where the seats bend from being pointed across the arena to being pointed more towards the center of the court. At six feet tall the railings didn't obstruct my view at all, but were distracting w...