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Section 105 at Spectrum Center

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Concert Seat View From Section 105, Row A
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Section 105 Seating Notes

  • For basketball games, desirable view from near center court
  • Premium seating area as part of the Club Seats
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Row Numbers

  • For most events, rows in Section 105 are labeled CS1-CS3, A1-A2, A-S
  • For concerts, row A is usually the first row
  • An entrance to this section is located at Row S
  • When looking towards the court/stage, lower number seats are on the right

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  • Section 105 Reviews

    Great seats for Kevin Hart comedy show

    Apr 2018

    Concert Review
    Section 105, Row E, Seats 17-18

    ★★★★★

    We saw ourselves on the jumbo screen. Kevin Hart looked right at me, it was an amazing experience and great seats.

    • 100 Level Center (Basketball)

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      With one of the more intimate lower levels in all of basketball, fans will find a number of great seating options at a Hornets game. Sections 104-106 and 113-115 offer perhaps the best of these options. Sections 105 and 114 are located at center court and offer ticketholders the most equitable views of both ends of the court. For fans looking to get close to the players, section 104 is located behind the Charlotte bench and 106 behind the visitor bench. 

    • Club Seats

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      Club seats are located in the center six sections of the Spectrum Center and are a desirable seating option for all events. All club seats in sections 104-106 and 113-115 are nicely padded with elevation between rows. Hornet Game Amenities  Fans with Hornets tickets in these sections will love being along the sidelines. In such a large arena, these seats are among the most desirable for their views near center court. Additionally, as the name suggests, ticket holders will have access to one of Spectrum Center's club lounges. The lounges will feature upscale concessions, private restrooms, and flat screen televisions. Most seats here will also receive in-seat wait service making the game going experience more convenient. Courtside Rows The front four rows (CS1-CS4) in the Club Sections are known as Courtside Rows. These seats are located within four rows of the court, and fans seated here enjoy all-inclusive food and beverages, including alcohol during Hornets games. Sitting Here for Concerts  Not all concerts come with the same access and amenities as Hornets games. However, concert-goers will love their view to the stage from the closest seats that aren't part of the floor seat sections. 

      • Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

    • "Great view"

      (Section 113) - ★★★★ -

      Good view of court. Skip upstairs lounge and get your food and drink downstairs after you get to your seat. The club area had salmon tacos, free beer, and some sides. Desert after halftime was also good.

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    Seating & Ticket Questions

    What are the amenities in Section 105 at Time Warner Cable Arena? Specifically wondering if tickets in Row B include complimentary food, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks?

    Nov 2013
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    All inclusive food, beer, wine and non-alcoholic drinks are available in the Inner Circle Club seats in Section 105, however these seats are located in Rows A4, A5, and A.... 

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