Section 1 at Madison Square Garden

Name: Section 1
Rating: 4.4

★★★★★SeatScore®

Madison Square Garden Section 1 View

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Section 1 Seating Notes

Head-on view of the performance for end-stage concerts
Premium seating area as part of the Delta Sky 360 Club for basketball & hockey

Row Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 1 are labeled AA, 1-19
There is open space betweeen Rows AA and 1
For concerts, row 1 is usually the first row

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

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 1 Reviews

Hillsong United - Jul 2, 2019

Jul 2019

Concert Review
Section 1, Row 11 Verified Customer

★★★★★

Closer to the stage than I thought. Little distraction, even with people standing in front. The lights can be blinding, but not horrible.

Delta Sky 360 Club
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Seats in the Delta Sky Club Seats are a great premium option for Rangers and Knicks games at Madison Square Garden. Club ticketholders will have access to the Delta Sky360 Club Lounge that has inclusive upscale buffet dining and non-alcoholic beverages. The benefits continue while sitting in the seats with great views to the game and in-seat service for food and beverage purchases. Other Club Amenities VIP Entrance Views to player entrances MSG Networks broadcast views Club Seating Locations Depending on if attending a Knicks or Rangers game, the sections with access to the club will differ. Those with Knicks tickets who have access will be seated along the sidelines in sections 4-6 or 10-12. These seats provide outstanding, close views to the stars on the court. Section 6 will have the extra benefit of being located directly behind the Knicks home bench. For Rangers games, club ticket holders will be seated in sections 1-3 directly behind the side of the ice the home team defends twice. Also included are the first 8 rows 106D-108D. All seats are immersed in the action as players crash into the boards just feet away.
Floor Baseline (Basketball)
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Baseline seats on the Floor at Madison Square Garden are among the more over-rated seats at Madison Square Garden for a Knicks Game. The view of the court is very poor for lower level seats because the basket obstructs many of the views. An even bigger issue is the lack of height in rows 10 and above. This makes the other side of the court seem very far away and it makes seeing over other fans very difficult for shorter individuals. Choosing a comparably-priced seat in a 100-level location is often the better decision.
Lower Level End (Concert)
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End seating on the lower level is split up into sections 1-3 and sections 101-103. Sections 1-3 have 19-20 rows of seating per section, while Sections 101-103 have 20 rows each, with the first row being row 6. The main difference between sections 1-3 and 101-103 is the elevation of 101-103. Sections 1-3 are similar to floor seats in that they do not rise up very much as you go farther back. This causes trouble for many shorter fans who have difficulty seeing over taller individuals. Either way, all end seats are head-on to the stage so you won't have to turn your body to get a great view. If you don't mind being relatively far back from the stage, these seats are one of the most comfortable ways to watch a concert at Madison Square Garden.

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Seating & Ticket Questions

Are sections 1-3 at MSG elevated over other floor sections?

Feb 2016

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For most end-stage concerts at Madison Square Garden, floor sections can be grouped into front, middle and back locations. Floor sections A, B and C are usually closest to the stage with section B near center stage. Sections D-F are then located directly behind the front three sections. Finally, numbered sections 1-3 (sometimes labeled 01, 02 and 03) are at the back of the floor.... Read More