Section 104 at Enterprise Center

★★★★★SeatScore®

Enterprise Center Section 104 View

section 104, row hh seat view for concert - enterprise center — Concert Seat View From Section 104, Row HH

section 104, row c seat view for hockey - enterprise center — Hockey Seat View From Section 104, Row C

section 104, row ee seat view for basketball - enterprise center — Basketball Seat View From Section 104, Row EE

Section 104 Seating Notes

For basketball games, these seats are located behind the visitor bench
For hockey games, these seats are located behind the visitor bench
For hockey games, we recommend rows P-W for great views of the ice
Rows A are part of the Glass Seats for Blues games
Related Seating: Plaza Level
Rows A-B are part of the Rinkside Club for Blues games

Row Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 104 are labeled 1-3, A-W, BB-HH
For hockey games, row A is usually the first row
Row A is usually the first row for concerts
Entrances to this section are located at Rows R and HH

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

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 104 Reviews

Once-in-a-lifetime-experience!

Jan 2015

Hockey Review
Section 104, Row C, Seat 1

★★★★★

Are these the seats you want to sit in in the 3rd period of a tight playoff game? Absolutely not. Are these the seats you have to sit in just once to experience it? Absolutely yes! I've sat in the first round behind the goal at a hockey game, but never on the side of the ice. The view from this close is awful. Each time the puck enters the farthest zone you're praying that nothing happens and it comes down to your end ASAP. Between the players shuffling and the stanchions holding the glass together, you can't see a thing on the other end. However, these seats are all about the experience. We got there when the doors opened and enjoyed our Club privileges that came with being in the first row (behind the visitor bench). We loaded up on all-inclusive beers, toasted ravs, pretzels, beers, beef, beers and maybe even a mixed drink (is it a surprise that I don't remember?). The Club is pretty close to this section once you get out to the concourse. But since you're so close to the ice, you do have to hike it up and down the stairs to get to and from your seats. Overall, I loved that I got to see my Hawks from 6 inches away on the road. But I am disappointed that the view wasn't better. I won't sit here again, but I will recommend it to anyone who's looking to impress a guest or even treat themselves to a fun night.

Glass Seats
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For Blues games, ticketholders in the first row of the lower level have access to the Rinkside Club, an exclusive club for lower level Glass and Rinkside ticketholders. Fans will enjoy all-inclusive food and beverage in the club, along with early (2 hours pregame) access to the stadium. Carving stations, sandwiches and a fully stocked bar are all included with your ticket. Furthermore, Glass Seat ticketholders will gain access to Pub 67. The Pub is located inside the Rinkside Club and is only open to Row A glass ticketholders. This area features private seating, a private bar and additional lounge space.
Plaza Level
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On the Enterprise Center seating chart, sections in the 100 Level are also known as Plaza Level seats. Sitting Here For a Blues Game The Blues shoot twice towards the net in front of sections 109 and 110. The seats on this end of the ice are popular for home fans, while visiting fans may prefer seats on the other end. Most fans would agree that the best seats are located in the sections near center ice. These seats also come with the highest ticket prices. As an alternative, consider corner sections like 107 and 112. These offer some of the best value in the lower level. More Notes for Hockey Protective netting is in place in front of sections 106-113And 119-126 Player benches are in front of sections 102-104 Penalty boxes are near Section 116 Sit in rows M or higher for less distractions from the glass Row A are Glass Seats for Blues games Plaza Level Concert Tickets Most Enterprise Center concerts are end-stage, and the stage is set up in front of sections 122 and 123. When this is the case, Plaza Level seats in sections like 116 and 117 are the best non-Floor Seats. Double-lettered rows (e.g.: BB) in side sections are separated from the rest of the Plaza Level and over-sized, extra-padded chairs. For Blues Games these are Terrace Seats or Jameson Club Seats.
Premium Lower Level Seats
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The upper rows in sections 101-106, 113-119 and 126 are premium lower level sections. These seats are widely regarded as having the best sitelines and for being the most comfortable seats in the arena.
Rinkside Club
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On the Blue seating chart, select rows in all Plaza sections (100s) get access to the premier Rinkside Club. Access to the Rinkside Club includes complimentary food, including appetizers and chef stations. Fans will also have access to a private lounge space with a full-service bar and all-inclusive beer, wine and liquor. In addition to club access, these seats have the best views of the Blues attacking in the first and third periods.
For Hockey - Recommended For Great Views of the Ice
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Amazing view from the lower level near center ice. Gives a near ideal perspective on the game. Sit behind the player benches or the penalty box. Close to the section tunnel for easy access to concourse