Section 129 at Prudential Center

(2026 Review) - Mezzanine Location: The side sections of the 100 Level at Prudential Center, separated from the lower level by two levels of suites.  Shared Concourse: Uses the same concourse and entry tunnels as the 200 Level — walk down to reach the Mezzanine, up to reach the 200 Level.  Comfortable Hockey View: Plenty of elevation for seeing end-to-end, with glass that isn't disruptive like it is on the lower level.  Compact Sections: Each section has just 8 rows, labeled 1–8, with accessible seating at the back of select sections.  Who Should Sit Here  The Mezzanine Level is a great fit for hockey fans who want an elevated, comfortable view without paying lower-level prices. Because the seating is raised above the glass, you get a clean look at the full length of the ice, making it easy to follow end-to-end play at the Prudential Center.  Mezzanine Level Seating Details  On the Prudential Center seating chart, the side sections of the 100 Level are commonly called the Mezzanine Level. They sit above the lower bowl, separated from it by two levels of suites. Mezzanine sections share a concourse and entry tunnels with the 200 Level — when you enter the bowl from the concourse, you walk down to the Mezzanine and up to the 200 Level. Each section has 8 rows labeled 1–8, and accessible seating is available at the back of select sections.  Views from the Mezzanine Level  These seats deliver a comfortable, elevated view that's popular with hockey fans. The added height makes it easy to see the action from end to end, and because you're above the boards, the glass doesn't disrupt your sightlines the way it can on the lower level.  Good to Know  For most concerts, sections 113 and 127 are the closest side sections with a view of the stage — worth targeting if you want a Mezzanine seat for a show rather than a game.