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Mezzanine 15

Mezzanine 15 at Little Caesars Arena

Name: Mezzanine 15
Rating: 3.7

★★★★★SeatScore®

Little Caesars Arena Mezzanine 15 View

mezzanine 15, row 4 seat view for hockey - little caesars arena — Hockey Seat View From Mezzanine 15, Row 4

mezzanine 15, row 2 seat view for basketball - little caesars arena — Basketball Seat View From Mezzanine 15, Row 2

mezzanine 15, row 2 seat view for concert - little caesars arena — Concert Seat View From Mezzanine 15, Row 2

Mezzanine 15 Seating Notes

The Red Wings shoot twice towards this end of the ice
Related Seating: Drink Rail Seats (Rows 5)
Related Seating: Mezzanine Level

Row Numbers

Rows in Mezzanine 15 are labeled 1-4, 5
There is rail seating behind Row 4
An entrance to this section is located at Row 5

When looking towards the ice/court/stage, lower number seats are on the right

Interactive Seating Chart

Mezzanine 15 Reviews

Trans-Siberian Orchestra - The Ghosts Of Christmas Eve - Dec 29, 2022

Dec 2022

Concert Review
Mezzanine 15, Row 3 Verified Customer

★★★★★

It was a great view from the mezzanine area. Next time I will try to sit further because the show was spectacular!

Kid Rock - Jul 14, 2023

Jul 2023

Concert Review
Mezzanine 15, Row 1 Verified Customer

★★★★★

Great seats in the front row and at an affordable rate! Thank you!

Drink Rail Seats
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If you're looking for wider seats or more legroom at Little Caesars Arena, consider tickets along one of the Drink Rails. Rail seating is found in the top row (row 5) of most Mezzanine sections, and in select locations of the upper deck on the north end of the stadium. Guests will be seated at a small ledge, which is perfect for placing drinks, food and phones. Instead of being stuck in a stadium seat, fans will have a moveable chair with more space side-to-side and front-to-back. Potential For Limited Views One downside of the drink rail seats - especially in the Mezzanine - is the risk of having a limited view. The views aren't fully obstructed, but you may not be able to see everything all the time.
Mezzanine Corner (Basketball)
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Corner seating on the Mezzanine level is a great spot to enjoy the optimal viewing height of the second seating tier, and will be more budget friendly than the neighboring sideline options. The smaller seating sections help to avoid long walks between the seats and the concourse, and being in the corner of the arena allows you to limit those more difficult views which can be common when sitting directly behind the baskets. Most Mezzanine sections feature no more than 5 numbered rows of seating in each, with drink rail standing areas at the very top row. We recommend being careful when when considering the drink rail ticket options as the views of the court are limited. Mezzanine sections 5 and 34 are a bit more unique here though, as they feature 5 additional lettered rows of seating which extend closer to the floor than the numbered rows. Seats in these lettered rows offer an interesting experience as they sit lower in the arena and beside a private suite, however the basket will become more a viewing distraction due to being further from mid court.
Mezzanine Corner (Hockey)
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Corner seating on the Mezzanine Level will offer fans excellent viewing height at a more affordable ticket price than the premium Mezzanine options closer to center ice. At the south end of the arena, Mezzanine sections 15-17 and 22-24 will keep Wings fans closer to net where the home team attacks twice, and sit just above a ring of private seats just below. On the north end, fans can get a bit closer to the action if sitting in the lettered rows of Mezzanine sections 5 or 34 as these seats extend lower and sit beside the neighboring suites. Although closer to the net where the visitors shoot twice and further from the concourse tunnels, these lettered rows are an excellent option for watching a hockey game. Most corner sections on the Mezzanine are very small, providing a more comfortable atmosphere for watching hockey in Detroit. Just be careful when considering Drink Rail tickets in the Mezzanine Corner, as the views will be limited.
Mezzanine Corner (Concert)
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Corner seating on the Mezzanine level of Little Caesars Arena delivers on a smaller seating area (no more than 5 rows in each), and will be the more affordable option compared to being in the Mezzanine side sections. Drink rails at the top of most sections here offer a great spot to socialize and stay mobile should you prefer some room to dance, but be aware that the views from the rails are limited. If you're looking to attend an end stage performance and aren't quite sure which Mezzanine corner option is best, we recommend giving some preference to Mezzanine sections 17 or 22 which will have a more natural viewing angle to the stage and also feature some of the fewest rows per section in the arena.
Mezzanine Level
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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. With a minimal number of rows, these seats are ideal for guests who don't wish to walk up and down a lot of stairs or be distracted by other fans doing the same. For basketball and hockey games, Mezzanine sections 10-12 and 27-29 are the best of the bunch. These are located at center court for Pistons games and center ice for Red Wings games. For fans who want the most comfortable views of the action, these are tough to beat. Further, these center-most sections are part of the Mezzanine Sideline Club for most events, giving them even more amenities. For concerts, Mezzanine sections 18-21 are located at the opposite end of the arena from a typical end-stage setup. The head-on view is comfortable, but some might complain that the view is just too far away. Other options for a concert include sections 8-12 and 27-31 which are closer to the stage but have a side view. Additional notes: M1-M7 and M32-M34 are behind the stage for most end-stage concerts The Red Wings shoot twice towards the net in front of M15-M24