The Best Seats for Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche at Ball Arena

Located in downtown Denver, Colorado, Ball Arena is a popular indoor sports arena. It also hosts world-class music and entertainment events and other special events, offering visitors a range of excellent seating choices and top-notch facilities.

The seat configuration can vary between events at Ball Arena, so choosing the right seats will help ensure an enjoyable experience at Ball Arena.

So, whether you’re a passionate fan of the NBA’s Denver Nuggets or the Colorado Avalanche or you just want to catch a game while visiting Denver, our guide is here to help. 

We’ll help you choose the best Ball Arena tickets from VIP NBA tickets at courtside for the Nuggets game to the most affordable Avalanche tickets.

Ball Arena: The Basics

The Ball Arena seating chart shows standard and premium seating on three levels of the arena. There are two further levels of luxury suites.

Event Level

• Premium Courtside Club Lexus seats in rows CS1, CS2, CS3 (Nuggets games only)

Loge Level

• Standard seating in seating sections 102-148
• Premium Club Lexus Glass Seats in row 1 of all sections (Avalanche games only)
• Premium Club Lexus Bench Seats in rows 2-7 of sections 102 and 148 (Avalanche games only)
• Premium Club Lexus Attack Twice Row 2 seats in row 2 of sections 128-146 (Avalanche games only)
• Theatre Boxes behind sections 130 and 144
• Premium Ice Deck seats in section 106 (Avalanche games only)
• Premium Zamboni Deck seats in section 130Z (Avalanche games only)

Lower Suite Level

• 36 Lower Level Suites

Club Level

• Premium Club Level seating in sections 202-260

Upper Suite Level

• 47 Club Level Suites
• 6 Party Suites 

Balcony Level

• Standard seating in Lower Balcony sections 301-379
• Standard seating in Upper Balcony sections 302-380

The lower seat numbers will be towards your right as you look out from the seats towards the ice or court.

History Of Ball Arena

Ball Arena is a multi-purpose indoor arena located in downtown Denver, Colorado. Formerly known as the Pepsi Center, the arena is home of the Denver Nuggets of the NBA (National Basketball Association) and the Colorado Avalanche of the NHL (National Hockey League). Other major sports venues in the local area include the Denver Coliseum, Coors Field (home of the Colorado Rockies of the MLB,) and Empower Field at Mile High, home of the Denver Broncos of the NFL. 

Both the Avalanche and the Nuggets played at McNichols Sports Arena until Ball Arena was completed in 1999. Naming rights were held by PepsiCo until October 2020, when a multi-year agreement was signed with Broomfield-based Ball Corporation.

As well as hosting NHL and NBA games, Ball Arena is the home venue for the Colorado Mammoth of the National Lacrosse League (NLL). It also has a separate basketball practice court used by the Nuggets. Many other events have also been hosted at the arena, including the 2008 Democratic National Convention, the Stanley Cup Final in 2001 and 2022, and the 2001 NHL All-Star Game.

The first event held at Ball Arena was a sold-out concert by Celine Dion on October 1, 1999. Since then, the arena has hosted many live music concerts by major artists, including Taylor Swift, Andrea Bocelli, Elton John, and Kylie Minogue.

The arena’s maximum seating capacity is 19,520 for basketball games and 17,809 for hockey and lacrosse games. Concerts can seat 20,000+ spectators depending on the stage configuration used. 

Standard Seating at Ball Arena

The Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche seating charts show standard seating on the Loge/Lower Level and the Balcony/Upper Level. 

Seat prices listed below are an indication of ticket prices available on Ticketmaster. You may find cheaper tickets available on secondary market websites, including StubHub. 

Loge Level

The 100 Level at Ball Arena is also known as the Loge Level. Sections in this area generally have 22 rows of seats, and the highest seat number will be on your left as you face the court or ice. 

For hockey games, premium Club Lexus Glass seating takes up the front row of every Loge Level section. Rows 2-7 of sections 102 and 148 are taken up by premium Club Lexus Bench seating, and standard seating starts on row 8.

Loge Level Side (Denver Nuggets)

You’ll find some of the best tickets for the Denver Nuggets in Loge Level Side sections. These seats have unobstructed views and a location that makes it easy to follow the action across the whole of the court.

The front rows in these sections are Premium Loge seats and sitting in the standard seats behind them will get you close to your favorite players. However, you’ll get the best overall view from seats nearer the top of the sections at center court. 

The Nuggets’ home bench is in front of section 148, or choose section 102 to sit behind the visiting team bench.

Prices start at $300-400 for the first rows of standard seats or $175-200 for the better view from seats at the back of the section.

Loge Level Corner (Denver Nuggets)

Lower Level Corner sections at Ball Arena are large sections with up to 22 rows and up to 26 seats in a row. Getting to seats at the ends will be easier than seats in the middle of these long rows.

If being close to the court or great views are your top priority, avoid picking seats in Loge Level Corner sections. The front rows don’t have great sightlines, and the rows further back will seat you a long way from the court.

On the other hand, the Lower Level Corner sections offer some of the cheapest Denver Nuggets tickets, and you might feel that outweighs the downsides. 

Nuggets ticket prices in these sections start at around $80-100.

Loge Level End (Denver Nuggets)

Although Loge Level End sections will get you close to the court at a Nuggets game, you won’t necessarily have the best view of the action. 

You might find that your view is obstructed by the basket. This is more of a problem in the front rows, so choose rows further back for a better view.

Seats in the front rows are just behind the premium Courtside seats, and you can expect to pay prices starting at $200 here. Move further back in the section, and you’ll have a better view at a cheaper price. Tickets in these rows could cost as little as $65.

Loge Level Side (Colorado Avalanche)

Seats along the side of the Loge Level are some of the best Avalanche seats. You’ll have excellent views across the whole rink, but sitting further back in the section will prevent your view from being affected by the glass.

Choose section 102 to sit behind the Avalanche bench or section 148 to sit behind the visiting team’s bench. Standard seating only begins on row 8 of those sections, as the first 7 rows are taken up by premium seats. The penalty box is in front of sections 124-126. 

Seats behind the team benches could cost from $750, or you could pay prices starting at $200-300 for seats further back in the side sections.

Loge Level Corner (Colorado Avalanche)

The front 2 rows of these sections are premium Club Lexus seats, but standard Lower Level Corner sections offer a cheaper alternative to seats at center ice. This position gives you a good view of the game developing along and across the rink. 

The lower rows let you watch the players battling for the puck right in front of you, but bear in mind that the glass might disrupt your view. Choose sections 130-132 or 140-142 to get a close view of the Avalanche shooting twice in front of your seat. 

If you choose seats towards the back of the sections, you’ll have a better view, but the rows are longer with 20+ seats. Getting to and from seats in the middle of the row will be more difficult.

Standard seats in Loge Level Corner sections start at around $175-200, depending on your selected row.

Loge Level End (Colorado Avalanche)

End sections on the Loge Level give you a great view of an Avalanche game. If you sit in the lower rows, the glass will disrupt your view, but you might feel being closer to the ice is worth it. 

The Avalanche shoots twice towards sections 130-144, so these seats are popular with Avs fans. If you support the visiting team, they will shoot twice towards sections 134-140.

The front 1 or 2 rows of these sections are premium Club Lexus seats, depending on which end of the ice you choose. The standard seats behind start at $150-200, making them a good value option if you want to sit in the lower bowl of Ball Arena.

Balcony Level

The Upper Level at Ball Arena is divided into the Upper Balcony Level and Lower Balcony Level. 

The best Upper Level views can be found in the Lower Balcony Level sections, which have odd section numbers. There are just three rows of seating in these small sections, so accessing the concourse from your seat will be easy. 

Accessing seats in the even-numbered Upper Balcony Level sections involves a longer walk up one or two sets of steps. The second set of steps to seats at the back of the section is very steep, so avoid seats in the back rows if you are nervous about walking up and down steps.

If you’re buying Denver Nuggets Balcony Tickets, side section seats in center court will give you the best view of the action. 

Side sections near center ice are also the best upper level seats for an Avalanche game, giving you a good view across the whole rink. 

If you’re looking for affordable upper level tickets, you could consider some rows in corner sections. However, avoid sections angled away from center court, as you’ll have a poor view of the action at the opposite end of the court. Go for Lower Level Balcony seats if you prefer a better view. 

End section seats may have views obstructed by the basket, so only choose this area if you have no other option. 

Sections 360-364 are popular with Avs fans as the Avalanche shoot twice in this direction. 

Nuggets seats on the Balcony Level start at around $40, and seats at center court in the Lower Balcony start at around $80, making them a great value alternative to Lower Level seating.

Balcony Level seats for an Avalanche game start at around $75 for Upper Balcony Level End section seats. Seats at center ice on the Lower Balcony start at around $170.

Accessible Seating

All levels of Ball Arena have ADA-accessible seats that are available to guests with disabilities and their companions.

All restrooms on every level of Ball Arena are wheelchair accessible. Elevators connecting the arena’s levels can be found in the following locations:

• 2 at the East Atrium entrance
• 2 at the Grand Atrium entrance
• 2 connecting Sections 122/226/335

Restricted View Seating

Avalanche seats close to the ice will have their view distorted slightly by the safety glass. However, you may feel sitting so close to the action makes the view worth it.

Which Are The Best Value Seats At Ball Arena?

Standard seating at Ball Arena offers a range of affordable options for watching your favorite team.

Here’s our pick of the best value seats for a Colorado Avalanche or Denver Nuggets game.

Best Value for Cheapest Price

The Balcony Level at Ball Arena offers the cheapest tickets for an Avalanche or Nuggets game. You’ll get the best view of the action from Lower Balcony Seats at center court or ice, where tickets start at $80 for Nuggets games and $170 to watch the Avalanche. 

If you sit in End Sections, the seats will cost around half those prices, but your view won’t be as good.

Best Value to Get Close to the Action

Front row seats in Loge Level End sections for a Nuggets game are directly behind 3 rows of courtside seats. You’ll be very close to the action, but the basket will partially obstruct your view. 

The obstruction is less of a problem if you sit a few rows further back, and the seats are also cheaper. Expect to pay prices from $200 for the front row of standard seats in Lower Level End sections or around $100 for seats further back.

If you’re watching the Avalanche play, seats near the front of Loge Level Corner sections will place you close to the action at your end of the ice. They’re more affordable than seats at center ice.

Choose sections angled towards center ice for a more comfortable view of the entire rink, such as sections 132 and 142 at the Avs attack-twice end. If you’re a visiting fan, go for section 108 and low-numbered seats in the lower rows of section 120. Seats in these areas will start at around $200.

Best Value for a Great View

Lower Balcony seats at center court or ice have an excellent elevated view of the action. With only three rows of seating in each section, visits to the concourse will be easy, too. Tickets in this location for a Nuggets game start at around $80, and Avalanche tickets will start at around $170. 

Best Value for Visiting Fans

The visiting team bench is in front of section 104 for Nuggets games and section 148 for Avalanche games. 

The seats directly behind the benches are premium Club Lexus seats, but a more affordable option can be found in Lower Balcony section 301 for Avalanche games and 305 for Nuggets games. These will give you a great elevated view of the game and your favorite players, with ticket prices starting at around $80 for the Nuggets and $170 for the Avalanche.

Another good option for visiting fans at an Avalanche game can be found in Lower Balcony section 317. This corner section is at the visiting team’s shoot-twice end and is angled towards center ice for a great view of the game as it develops along and across the rink. Tickets here start at around $135.

Best Premium And VIP Seats For A Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche Game

Ball Arena has some excellent options for a premium experience watching the Denver Nuggets or the Colorado Avalanche.

The ticket prices shown below are indicative of pricing available on Ticketmaster. Premium Avalanche tickets and Nuggets tickets may also be available on secondary market websites like StubHub.

Club Lexus 

Club Lexus tickets are the most exclusive seats for a Nuggets or Avalanche game at Ball Arena. They offer a VIP game day experience featuring a range of first-class amenities. 

For Avalanche games, Club Lexus seats are available in three areas

• Glass Seats: Row 1 seats in all Loge Level sections 
• Bench Seats: Seats in rows 2-7 of sections 102 and 148
• Attack Twice Row 2: Row 2 seats in sections 128-146

For Nuggets games, Club Lexus seats are only available to Courtside ticket holders in rows CS1, CS2, and CS3. Nuggets fans will also enjoy a prime view of their favorite players from seats just a few inches from the floor.

Club Lexus ticket holders receive access to the private Club Lexus Lounge on Ball Arena’s event level. This exclusive space offers comfortable lounge seating, dining table seating, and views over the court or ice. Ticket holders also enjoy complimentary premium refreshments and access to a full-service bar.

Club Lexus season ticket memberships sell out quickly, but you may find seats available on secondary market websites such as StubHub. 

All Club Lexus tickets provide the following perks:

• Exclusive VIP entrance
• Extended club access before and after the event
• Upscale food and beverage options on an all-inclusive basis
• Dedicated concierge service

Additional perks for Club Lexus season ticket holders include:

• Complimentary parking
• Discounted single game ticket prices
• Priority access to playoff tickets
• Exclusive club member events

Club Lexus tickets for a Denver Nuggets game could start at $600 for seats behind the basket or $2000+ for courtside seats next to the home team bench.

Club Lexus seats for a Colorado Avalanche game start at around $700.

Premium Loge Seats (Denver Nuggets only)

Seats in the front 2 rows of sections 102-104 and 144-148 also receive all-inclusive in-seat service. No club or floor access is included with these tickets, and you can expect to pay prices starting at $900.

Club Seats

Club seating at Ball Arena provides an excellent view of a Nuggets or Avalanche game from the arena’s Select Health Club Level. Each section has just four rows of seating, so you’ll enjoy easy access to your seat and an elevated view of the game.

Ticket holders also receive exclusive access to the Colorado Social and Forget Me Not Lounge along with other upscale perks. 

The Forget Me Not Lounge is a full-service bar opposite sections 202-204. Club ticket holders can choose from a range of local craft beers, wines, spirits, and hand-crafted cocktails. 

Colorado Social offers a range of premium grab-and-go concessions, a full-service bar serving specialty beers and premium spirits, and an award-winning wine list.

Other club seat perks include early entry for NBA and NHL games and exclusive concourse access.

Avalanche fans will prefer seats in sections 238-254 at the Avs shoot-twice end, while corner sections offer excellent value for premium Avalanche tickets. 

If you’re watching the Nuggets, avoid seats behind the basket as the view there is restricted.

Seats at center court/ice are more expensive than seats in end sections. Club seating for an Avalanche game starts at $185-250, and Club Level seats for a Nuggets game start at $90-$170, depending on location. 

Theatre Boxes

The 10 Theatre Boxes at Ball Arena are semi-private spaces ideal for entertaining a small group of business clients, family, or friends. Theater Boxes A-E are at the top of section 144 and Theater Boxes F-J are at the top of section 130, offering an excellent view of the game. 

Each Theatre Box has plush, comfortable seating for 4-6 guests, and you can opt to buy additional Standing Room Only tickets. This premium seating option also includes fully inclusive catering, a full-service bar, and access to the Select Health Club Level.

• VIP entrance
• VIP parking
• 4-6 tickets
• Option to purchase SRO tickets
• Premium seats
• All-inclusive food and beverages
• Access to Select Health Club Level amenities

Ice Deck (Colorado Avalanche only)

Ice Deck is a premium seating option at Ball Arena that seats you next to the glass at the Colorado Avalanche’s attack-once corner.

You’ll receive 8 tickets and 4 parking passes and enjoy access to the Event Level. Ice Deck ticket holders also receive in-seat wait service including food, beer, wine, and liquor, so you don’t need to miss a minute of the action.

• 4 parking passes
• 8 tickets
• Prime location on the glass
• In-seat wait service
• Inclusive refreshments
• Event Level access

Zamboni Deck (Colorado Avalanche only)

The Zamboni Deck gets you right next to the ice with 8 seats in a premium location at section 130Z. 

As well as a prime view of the Avalanche attack-twice corner, you’ll also receive arena credit to be used at concessions or the team shop. 

• 8 tickets
• Prime location at the Avalanche attack-twice end
• Arena credit 

Luxury Suites

Ball Arena has 89 luxury suites arranged in two rings, one above the Lower Level and one above the Club Level. They’re ideal for corporate entertainment or celebrating a special occasion with family and friends.

Suites can be rented on a full-season basis or for a single event. All suite holders benefit from early access to their suite and can stay there for up to 30 minutes after the event ends. 

Suite rental prices vary by event and suite location, and you could pay as little as $4,000 for Colorado Avalanche regular season games. If you are renting a suite through the secondary market, check whether your fee covers rental of the full suite or individual seats in a shared suite.

Lower Level Suite

There are 35 Lower Level Suites located above the 100 Level at Ball Arena. The rental fee for these suites includes 16-28 tickets and 5 parking passes. 

Your Ball Arena suite will feature premium leather seats, HD TV screens, and a wet bar, and in-suite catering options are available to purchase. 

• VIP entrance
• Early access for sporting events
• 16-28 event tickets
• 5 parking passes
• Private restroom
• Wet bar
• Optional in-suite catering 

Club Level Suite

Ball Arena’s 47 Club Level suites encircle most of the Select Health Club Level for an elevated view of the action. Each private suite has comfortable leather seating, HD TV screens, and a wet bar.

Your suite rental fee includes 20 event tickets and 5 parking passes. In-suite food and beverages are available to purchase separately.

• VIP entrance
• Early access for sporting events
• Select Health Club Level location
• 20 event tickets
• 5 parking passes
• Private restroom
• Option to purchase in-suite catering 

Party Suite

The 6 Party Suites are located on the Select Health Club level between the Upper and Lower Level of Ball Arena. You’ll receive 20-40 tickets, making a Ball Arena Party Suite ideal for hosting a larger group of business clients, family, or friends.

Each private party suite space includes premium leather seating, HD TV screens, and a wet bar. There’s also an option to purchase in-suite catering. 

• VIP entrance
• Early access for sporting events
• Select Health Club Level location
• 20-40 event tickets
• Optional in-suite refreshments
• Wet bar

Which Is The Best Premium Seating Option At Ball Arena?

Club Lexus tickets are the more exclusive premium seats at Ball Arena. These tickets offer club access and a range of upscale amenities, but are only available in limited courtside or rinkside locations. 

Ticket prices start at around $600, but courtside seats next to the Nuggets bench could cost $2000 or more.

The Club Level at Ball Arena offers a more affordable premium option. Seats in the small sections on the 200 Level have a great view of the game and include access to Club Level amenities. 

Club seats start from $90 for a Nuggets game and $185 for an Avalanche game, with seats at center court or ice costing more than seats at the ends of the arena.

The 89 luxury suites at Ball Arena are another good option for hosting groups of up to 40 friends, family, or business contacts. These private spaces have excellent facilities and great views from above the Loge Level or on the Select Health Club Level.

Which Are The Best Seats for Families At Ball Arena?

Children aged 2 or younger don’t require a ticket for a Nuggets or Avalanche game at Ball Arena. However, they won’t have an assigned seat and must sit in the lap of a ticket-holding adult.

Children aged 3 and older must have their own tickets and will be assigned their own seats.

These rules may not apply to concerts and other Ball Arena events, so check the details for your specific event before purchasing tickets. 

Family-friendly Facilities

Baby changing stations are available in all restrooms at Ball Arena. 

Visitors to Ball Arena can nurse or pump wherever they feel most comfortable. The Nursing Suites at Lower Level section 132 and Upper Level section 348 offer a more private location for nursing, and the suite at section 132 is wheelchair accessible. Contact a Guest Relations Kiosk in the Grand Atrium, at section 120, or at section 37 for details of how to access these facilities.

The First Aid Station at section 132 may also be used for nursing or pumping if the nursing suites are occupied. 

Where Should Visitors Sit At Ball Arena?

If you’re visiting Ball Arena to watch your team play the Nuggets, your team’s bench will be in front of section 104. The visiting team sits in front of section 148 for Avalanche games. 

The closest seats to the visitors’ bench are premium Club Lexus seats. They carry a premium price tag starting at around $600-700, and prices start at around $2000+ for courtside seats next to the team benches. 

Standard seats further back in sections 104 and 148 are more affordable, with prices starting around $200. 

Choosing seats in Lower Balcony section 301 for Avalanche games and section 305 for Nuggets games will give you an elevated view of the team benches. Expect to pay around $80 for Nuggets games and $170 if you’re going to watch your team play the Avalanche.

Where To Sit At Ball Arena For The Best Food

You’ll find a wide range of food and beverage concessions at Ball Arena, including vegetarian and vegan options. Dietary requirements are also catered for with dairy-friendly, nut-friendly, and gluten-friendly options. 

Choose from game-day favorites like hotdogs (sections 106, 126, 208, 306, 319, and 342), chicken tenders (sections 112, 146, 319, and 330), and loaded nachos (sections 108 and 204). If you prefer more adventurous options, check out the Rocky Mountain Oyster Po Boy at section 302 or the green chili Denver Dog at section 319.

Ticket holders with Club Level access will find an additional range of premium grab-n-go food options at Colorado Social along with concessions on the Club Level concourse. 

All concessions at Ball Arena are cashless. You can pay for your purchases using debit/credit cards or mobile payment apps like Google Wallet and ApplePay. 

Transportation And Parking At A Denver Nuggets or Colorado Avalanche Home Game

Ball Arena is located at 1000 Chopper Circle, Denver, CO 80204.

If you’re driving to the arena from the north, take I-25 South and exit at Speer Boulevard. Visitors driving to the arena from the south should exit the I-25 North at Auraria Parkway.

Parking at Ball Arena

There are 8 parking lots at Ball Arena, which all generally open 3 hours before the event’s scheduled start time: 

• Toyota Camry Lot (VIP)
• Toyota Corolla Lot
• Toyota 4Runner Lot
• Toyota Tacoma Lot
• Toyota Tundra Lot
• Elitch’s Lot
• Toyota RAV4 Lot (Premier Parking)
• TRD-Pro Lot (Valet Parking)

Payment for parking can be made using your credit or debit card at all parking lots. Cash payments are only accepted at the Tundra lot, and parking fees at this lot are cheaper if you pay by card. 

ADA-accessible parking at Ball Arena is available on a first-come, first-served basis in the Camry North Lot, Tundra Lot, and RAV4 Lot. These spaces are restricted to visitors with a state-issued accessible parking permit. 

Arriving by Public Transportation

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) public bus and light rail system provides transport within the Denver Metropolitan area. This offers a convenient way to travel to Ball Arena. 

If you want to travel by public bus to Ball Arena, several RTD bus routes call at the stop next to Ball Arena at 9th Street and Auraria Parkway. 

The MallRide free shuttle service stops on the 16th Street Mall and accesses the light rail service at Union Station and the 16th Street Mall.

You can also take the RTD light rail to Ball Arena. D, E, H, and W lines all call at the Ball Arena/Elitch Gardens stop. 

Visit the RTD website for full details of fares, routes, and schedules.

Ridesharing arrangements

All rideshares, taxis, and limos must use the drop-off and pick-up location in the 4Runner West parking lot. This is located at the intersection entrance of 5th and Walnut Street.

An ADA-accessible rideshare location is available at the roundabout on 9th Street.

When To Arrive For A Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche Game

Parking lots at Ball Arena generally open 3 hours before the scheduled start of sports games, and Ball Arena doors usually open 1 hour before the event starts. 

Timings for other events may vary, so check your specific event details before traveling to the venue. 

Logistics at Ball Arena

Contactless Entry

All Ball Arena tickets and parking passes are now digital. Each adult visitor should download their ticket and parking pass to their mobile phone before traveling to the venue. 

Ball Arena uses Evolv Express® screening, and all visitors must go through security screening before entering the venue. An alternative process can be provided on request. Visitors who refuse to go through screening will not be allowed to enter the venue. 

Cashless Payments

Concessions, Premium Suite locations, and Premium locations at Ball Arena are all cashless. However, other locations in the venue may still accept cash. 

You’ll find 2 ATMs inside Ball Arena: 1 at section 144 on the Lower Level and 1 at Section 366 on the Upper Level. 

Bag Policy

You can only take a clutch, wristlet, or fanny pack measuring no bigger than 4” x 6” x 1.5” into Ball Arena. Any other bag, including purses and backpacks of any size, is prohibited, and Ball Arena has no bag check facilities. 

Diaper bags and bags for medically necessary items will be allowed into Ball Arena after proper inspection, including x-ray screening. These bags must be no bigger than 14” x 14” x 6”.

Tailgating

Although tailgating is permitted, it isn’t encouraged, and there are no designated tailgating areas in the parking lots at Ball Arena.

If you decide to go ahead with tailgating, you may not use open fires or charcoal grills. Propane tanks can be used but must be smaller than 20 lbs. You are not allowed to save spaces in the parking lot, and open consumption of alcohol is prohibited in all Ball Arena parking lots.

Which are The Best Seats At Ball Arena?

Choosing the right seats at Ball Arena will help you have the best experience, whether you’re a Denver Nuggets fan or a Colorado Avalanche fan.

Standard seats at Ball Arena offer affordable ways to watch your favorite team. You can sit close to the action on the Loge Level or head up to the Balcony Level for great value views from an elevated position.

If you’d prefer a premium experience, Ball Arena offers exciting options including seats next to the glass at an Avalanche game. You can even sit within inches of your favourite Denver Nuggets players with premium Courtside seats.

While you’re in Denver, don’t forget to check out the other major Denver sports venues, including Coors Field, the Denver Coliseum, and Empower Field at Mile High.

Ball Arena is a fantastic place to watch a hockey game, basketball game, or live music concert. Ready to get your tickets now?