Section 109 at Madison Square Garden

Name: Section 109
Rating: 4.1

★★★★★SeatScore®

Madison Square Garden Section 109 View

section 109 panoramic seat view for basketball - madison square garden — 360° Photo From Section 109/110 at a Basketball Game

section 109 seat view for concert - madison square garden — Concert Seat View From Section 109

section 109, row 18 seat view for hockey - madison square garden — Hockey Seat View From Section 109, Row 18

Section 109 Seating Notes

The Rangers shoot twice towards this end of the ice

Row & Seat Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 109 are labeled 1-20, 20WC, 21-22
An entrance to this section is located at Row 18

Row 2 has 3 seats labeled 1-3
Row 3 has 9 seats labeled 1-9
Rows 4-5 have 14 seats labeled 1-14
Rows 6-7 have 15 seats labeled 1-15
Row 8 has 16 seats labeled 1-16
Row 9 has 17 seats labeled 1-17
Rows 10-11 have 18 seats labeled 1-18
Row 12 has 19 seats labeled 1-19
Rows 13-14 have 20 seats labeled 1-20
Row 15 has 21 seats labeled 1-21
Row 16 has 22 seats labeled 1-22
Row 17 has 20 seats labeled 1-20
Row 18 has 18 seats labeled 1-18
Row 19 has 20 seats labeled 1-20
Row 20 has 12 seats labeled 10-21
Row 21 has 12 seats labeled 9-20
Row 22 has 14 seats labeled 9-22
All Seat Numbers
When looking towards the court/ice/stage, lower number seats are on the left

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 109 Reviews

Side Stage Magic!

Jun 2016

Concert Review
Section 109, Row 6, Seat 3

★★★★★

Almost right in line with the front of the stage with amazingly close views of the performance. You don't need to look anywhere but straight ahead, and it almost feels like you're right there on stage. Granted, the view probably gets poorer as you move further to the right in the row (higher numbered seats), but at seat 3 I had absolutely nothing to complain about. The seats sit just a few feet above the stage level so you're not looking up, and its just a super exciting place to be right on top of the action. I would absolutely sit here again!

They were amazing!

May 2014

Concert Review
Section 109, Row 4, Seat 6

★★★★★

Seats were perfect. If you're afraid to buy them because they look like they might be too far to the right don't be! We had a very clear view it was amazing!!

Good view of entire ice rink

Oct 2014

Hockey Review
Section 109, Row 18, Seats 12,13,14

★★★★★

Good aspect of the game. Close to amenities. Only complaint is lack of legroom.

Billy Joel - Feb 14, 2019

Feb 2019

Concert Review
Section 109, Row 7 Verified Customer

★★★★★

100 Level Corner (Basketball)
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Fans sitting in the corner sections will find better views and angles to the court in higher rows. Each section has 23 or fewer rows, so targeting rows 15 and higher will give you a quality view of the court and will have you closer to the concourse tunnel.
100 Level Corners (Hockey)
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These sections do not come down all the way to the ice because Rinkside seating occupies the first row, but they still provide a very good view of the ice -- especially the puck battles deep in the corner. All corner sections will have to deal with the glass partitions distracting part of your view. Rows 8 and below will be looking through the glass the entire time, while rows 9-15 will be most distracted by looking over and through the glass depending on where the puck is. The Rangers shoot twice towards Section 109, 110 and 114-115.
100 Level Side (Concert)
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For fans who can't/don't want to sit in the first 15 rows of the floor, sections 108 and 116 are the next best thing for a traditional end stage performance. Unlike being on the floor, these seats are permanent and elevated, meaning more comfortable seating and less standing all while remaining very close to the stage. To get even closer during an end stage show, choose seats on the right aisle (seat 13 in row 1) of section 115 or on the left aisle (seat 1) in section 109. Being on the opposite aisles of these sections will still have you close to the action, but you will be left with a difficult side angle view of the performance. Sections 107 and 117 are also good options for an end stage performance, but are best if the show features a main stage right in the middle of the floor. 100 Level Side sections typically have 22 numbered rows of seating in each, with concourse entry tunnels located near the back of the section, just above row 17. For a convenient option which doesn't require a ton of walking up and down the aisles, opt for seats in rows 13-17.

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Seating & Ticket Questions

Which sections are by the players' locker room entrance? What is the best section to sit in if trying to get an autograph when a player enters or leaves the court?

Dec 2018

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Hello, and thank you for your question. Sitting in sections 105 and 109 will give you the best opportunities to see the players as they come to and from the locker room.

Where is the visiting basketball team's tunnel? At Madison Square Garden where is the visiting team's tunnel for basketball?

Feb 2019

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The visiting team's tunnel can be found near sections 6, 7, 109, and 110 at Madison Square Garden for basketball games.

Where does the visiting team run out? Where is the visiting team's tunnel?

Oct 2019

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The visiting team's tunnel will be found near sections 6, 7, 109, and 110.

Does Section 109 Row 22 at Madison Square Garden have a limited view for concerts?

Dec 2013

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Section 109 will be viewing the performance from the side of the stage and will not have a head on view of the front of the performers. There are a total of 14 seats in Row 22, with seat 9 being furthest to the left in the row (as you face the floor) and located near the middle of the section, while seat 22 is the furthest to the right and the furthest behind the stage. You will be close to the stage from Section 109, but the view will only be of the side and the back of the performance.... Read More