Utah Hockey TicketsDelta Center was built for basketball, so hockey sightlines vary a lot by section. Here’s where to sit — and where not to.
Glass-side lower bowl (101–128)
Right against the ice. You feel every hit and save. Premium price, unbeatable atmosphere. Center-leaning sections are best; corners are cheaper.
Center ice (104–106, 114–116)
The best all-around view — you can follow play end to end. The sweet spot for most fans who want a great seat without being on the glass.
Club seats (103–105, 114–116)
Padded seating plus access to exclusive lounges and upgraded food and drink. Worth it for a special night.
Budget & upper level
Upper sections are the affordable play and, after the 2025–26 riser renovation, the lower-bowl ends gained a lot of seats. Important: the upper-deck end sections are obstructed — you won’t see the goal closest to you. For cheap seats with a clean view, choose an upper side section over an end.
Quick picks
- Best overall: center-ice lower bowl (104–106, 114–116)
- Best atmosphere: glass-side, near center
- Best value: upper-level side sections
- Avoid: upper-deck end sections (obstructed)
FAQ
Are there obstructed seats at Delta Center hockey games?
Yes — the upper-deck end sections can’t see the near goal. Stick to side sections in the upper level.
What’s the best section for a first hockey game?
Center-ice lower bowl (104–106 or 114–116) for the view, or an upper side section if you’re watching your budget.
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