AA Lounge & Floor - Flagship and Floor seats at a Heat game offer some of the best views and amenities at AmericanAirlines Arena. Each seat is within the first ten rows o...
AA Lounge Junior Seats - Located in the first 3 rows of 124 and the first row of 108, the AA Lounge Junior Seats are among the best seats available at AmericanAirlines Arena. ...
Dewar's Rail Seats - Rail seats on the suite level at American Airlines Arena are located along a granite countertop with views of the court. Fans are treated to exclusive...
Heat Bench & Visitor Bench
Heat Bench - The Heat players sit in front of 107 and 108 Visitor Bench - The visiting team sits in front of 105 and 106
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Other Popular Seating Areas
100 Level Center - ★★★★★ - The Dewar's Club seats and Flagship seats take most of the good seats out of 100 Level Center seating at American Airlines Ar...
100 Level Corner - ★★★★ - When choosing corner seats in the lower level, avoid the first ten rows in Sections 104, 109, 116 and 121. These seats have a...
100 Level Baseline - ★★★★ - The first eight rows of baseline seating is taken up by premium seating. Stairs between baseline sections means no one is sit...
300 Level Center - ★★★★ - The 300 level seats are a great option for fans who are looking to save money. Sections 308-309 and 324-325 will give you a c...
300 Level Corner - ★★★★ - Some of the smallest sections in the arena are in the 300 Level Corner. Sections 303-304, 313-314, 319-320 and 329-330 only h...
300 Level Baseline - ★★★ - With just six rows of seating, the baseline seats on the 300 level are another good option for fans who are worried about see...
400 Level Corner - ★★★ - Corner seats in the 400 level have fewer rows of seating than baseline seats and the tunnel entrance is halfway up. That mean...
400 Level Baseline - ★★ - The 400 Level corner seats are near all the restrooms, while the baseline seats are near all the concessions and bars. If you...
