Section 315 at Scotiabank Arena

★★★★★SeatScore®

Scotiabank Arena Section 315 View

315 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

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300 Level Baseline (Basketball)
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Sitting behind the baskets on the upper tier provides an aerial view with a non-traditional perspective for watching a game, but offer a unique seating option due to the size of the sections. Sections on the west baseline have no more than 4 rows, while the options at the east end of the arena are slightly larger with 6 rows in each. Smaller seating areas provide a more intimate feel with easy access to and from the seats, and with comfortable straight away views that require no head turning, these seats can be a good value for the right fan. Raptors fans should consider Section 316 the top choice in this location as you'll have no more than 4 rows of seating to traverse when moving to and from the seats, and have good views of the Raptors team bench.
300 Level Behind the Net (Hockey)
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Some of the best ticket values are usually found in the upper level sections behind the net. With 4-6 rows in each of these sections, getting in and out is usually a breeze. And with a rare overhang (some of these seats extend over the 100s sections), the front row in some of these sections are actually closer to the ice than lower level seats below. Add in close proximity to some of the stadium's best amenities, and these seats are a great way to save money on tickets and still wind up with a great experience.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Front row in the corner - Great view"
(Section 314) - ★★★★ -
Railing in front of you. Decent leg room rather than being in the middle with a row of seats in front of you.

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