Section 110 at Nationwide Arena

(2026 Review) - On the Glass Location: Row A of each lower-level section — the first row directly behind the glass.  Closest to the Ice: As up-close as Blue Jackets hockey gets at Nationwide Arena.  Club Lounge Access: Glass seat ticketholders share the club lounge with Lexus Lounge sections 114–115.  Must-Know Caveat: Glass seats include lounge access but NOT the lounge's all-inclusive food and beverage — those apply only to Lexus Lounge seats.  Who Should Sit Here  Glass seats at Nationwide Arena are for fans who want the most immersive, in-your-face view of Columbus Blue Jackets hockey. If sitting as close to the ice as physically possible is the priority — and you'll happily trade the all-inclusive perks for that proximity — this is a once-in-a-lifetime spot.  Glass Seats Location & Details  Glass seats are Row A in each lower-level section, positioned as the first row behind the glass all the way around the ice. Because they run across the lower bowl, you can choose the section that best fits the side or end of the rink you prefer.  Views from the Glass Seats  The view is about as close to the action as you can get — players, checks, and puck battles happen right in front of you at ice level. Sightlines vary by which lower-level section you choose, but every glass seat puts you directly against the boards.  What's Included  Club Lounge Access: Entry to the club lounge shared with Lexus Lounge sections 114–115.  Note on Food & Beverage: Glass seats do not carry the lounge's all-inclusive benefits; those are reserved for Lexus Lounge seats.  Similar Premium Experience  If you want the lounge access plus the all-inclusive amenities that glass seats don't include, consider the Lexus Lounge seats in sections 114–115. 

- The worst lower level seats at Nationwide Arena are located in the numbered rows (typically 1-11) behind each basket. These are temporary seats added for basketball and do not rise very much from the court. This makes it difficult to see over fans in front of you - not to mention having the basket in your way. Rows N and above provide the best views and are closest to restrooms and concessions. 

- Sitting behind the net on the lower seating tier is the best place to sit for fans looking to see the game through the eyes of a goalie. Sections 108-110 are an exciting option as these seats will be some of the first to know when the puck makes its way into the goal at the end where the Blue Jackets shoot twice. Sections at the south end (119-121) are larger with up to 36 lettered rows of seating, running from Row A at the front, and ending at Row NN in the back (with standing room area located just below Row AA). At the north end, sections will have up to 25 single lettered rows of seating.