What side of Nassau Coliseum do the Islanders defend twice?

The Islanders defend twice the side of the area with higher numbered sections. Sections 121, 122, 123, 223, 224, 225 and 331-335 are directly behind that net. The side that the Islanders defend twice is highlighted in the seating chart shown above.

Where do wheelchair bound people sit at Nassau Coliseum?

There are designated "H" sections at the back of some sections at Nassau Coliseum. These areas are handicap accessible and designed for people with wheelchairs, but there are only a limited number of these tickets sold at each event. The way to acquire this type of ticket is to contact the Nassau Coliseum directly through phone or email and specifically request an "H" section ticket.

Do You know where the islanders shoot twice during the 2019-2020 season section wise.

If you sit in sections 19-28 and 1, 119-128 and 101, and 225-240 and 201 you will have the best view to watch the Islanders shoot twice. The Islanders shoot twice on the north end of the arena

Is there a disability seating area or rails along steps?

There is accessible/disabled seating available on all levels at the Nassau Coliseum. These seats are typically found in the last row of a section. Specifically in the 100 level there is accessible/disabled seating in all but 12 sections.

How many rows in each section at Nassau Coliseum?

Each section has a varying amount of rows and seats. Find a section to see row and/or seat numbers.

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Finding the Best Seats at Nassau Coliseum

Nassau Coliseum is a concert venue that attracts a variety of different acts.

Finding the best seats can be influenced by the event type. Layouts change, and different areas offer better views depending on where the action is. Section 14 at Nassau Coliseum is less desirable for concert events but is a great pick when it comes to hockey matches.

Start your ticket search by reading one of the guides below or browsing different seating options and recommendations.