Section 107 at Paycom Center

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Paycom Center Section 107 View

section 107, row u seat view for basketball - paycom center — Basketball Seat View From Section 107, Row U

Section 107 Seating Notes

Rows FL1-FL4 are part of the Courtside Club for basketball games
Related Seating: Premium Lower Level (Rows A-G)

Row Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 107 are labeled FL1-FL4, A-U
For concerts, row A is usually the first row
An entrance to this section is located at Row U

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

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 107 Reviews

Courtside Club
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The closest seating option for a Thunder game at Paycom Center, the Courtside Club seats combine impressive views and premium amenities to create a truly impressive experience during a basketball game. For Thunder games, ticketholders are treated to in-seat wait service, and access to multiple Courtside Club lounges which feature upscale food and beverage options, luxurious furniture, and numerous flat screen televisions. Courtside seats in Section 117 provide the closest proximity behind the Thunder team bench, or fans can sit adjacent to the Thunder bench in Rows FL1 and FL2 of Section 116. Conversely, visiting team fans will prefer either the Courtside seats in Section 114 (behind the bench), or Section 115 (between the bench and the scorers table).
Lower Level Side (Concert)
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For a traditional end stage configuration, seats in Sections 106 and 115 offer some of the safest and best options in the permanent seating bowl as you will stay close to the action with good elevation above floor level, and unlike closer neighbors, you won't have to worry as much as a potential side angle view. However if you can find tickets in section 107 seats 1-6, or section 114 seats 13-18, you can get even closer and still typically have a good angle to the center of the performance. Sitting in seats 7 and higher of section 107 or in seats 1-12 of section 114 potentially put you at risk of side stage view during a traditional end stage performance. Sections 105-106 and 115-116 will have you closest to the middle of Paycom Center, making for the very best seats during a show which features a stage in the center of the floor. Seats in sections 104 and 107 keep you closer than other lower level options in the corners and one the end, however you will be left with a big head turn to see a traditional end stage when sitting as the seats face straight ahead.
Lower Level Sideline (Basketball)
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Consistently among the most expensive options for basketball games at Paycom Center, the views from the Lower Level Sideline section can be difficult to beat especially in the seats closest to center court in Sections 105-106 and 115-116. Each section begins with the ultra premium Courtside Club seats at the very front (found in the rows labeled FL1, FL2, FL3, and FL4). Fans there are treated to a one of kind of experience in the Courtside areas, with premium amenities and unforgettably close views. You can even sit beside the Thunder team bench in Rows FL1-FL2 of Section 116, or beside the visiting team bench in Rows FL1-FL2 of Section 115. Behind the Courtside seats, the sections continue with up to 20 lettered rows of seating, and entry tunnels located above the last row. If you are priced out from getting a seat in the low rows close to the team benches, we recommend searching for tickets in the last few rows of Sections 105-106 where you'll be close to the entry tunnel, have an excellent seating height, and head-on views of the teams on their benches.
Premium Lower Level
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Select seats in the Lower Level at Paycom Center include small touches that give them a premium feel. The following seats in the lower level have extra-padded premium seats: Sections 105, 106, 115, 116 Rows A-G in Sections 104, 107, 114, 117 On the Thunder seating chart these are commonly labeled Champion's Club or Premier Seats, In addition to a more comfortable landing spot, these seats have some of the most impressive and closest views for both concerts and basketball games.