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PPG Paints Arena seating plan & guide

PPG Paints Arena, opened in 2010 as Consol Energy Center, is the home of the Pittsburgh Penguins in the city's Uptown district. Its hockey capacity of 18,387 is a nod to captain Sidney Crosby's number 87, and the LEED Gold building is known for a loud, playoff-tested crowd.

CityPittsburgh
Opened2010
TypeIndoor arena
Capacity≈18,400 (hockey)

Best sections

Lower bowl (center ice)

Center-ice lower sections give the best sightlines for following the play end to end.

Club / Premium level

Mid-level club seating adds wider concourses and lounge access for a more comfortable night.

Upper bowl (corners)

The upper corners are the budget-friendly choice with clear, elevated views of the rink.

Insider tips

  • It's a walkable distance from downtown Pittsburgh, and rideshare drop-offs are simpler than parking nearby.
  • Upper-bowl seats offer the best value; on SeatFab, TickPick's no-fee price is exactly what you'll pay.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best seats at PPG Paints Arena?

Lower bowl (center ice) offer the closest view, while upper bowl (corners) are the best value. The upper corners are the budget-friendly choice with clear, elevated views of the rink.

Where is PPG Paints Arena?

PPG Paints Arena is a indoor arena in Pittsburgh, opened in 2010 with a capacity of ≈18,400 (hockey).

Where can I find the cheapest PPG Paints Arena tickets?

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