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San Francisco, California · Capacity 18,064

Chase Center Seating Chart

Chase Center is the San Francisco arena at 1 Warriors Way in Mission Bay, home of the NBA's Golden State Warriors and the WNBA's Golden State Valkyries. It opened in September 2019, seats 18,064 for basketball, and was privately financed. Around it sits Thrive City, an 11-acre complex of shops, restaurants and plaza space.

Quick answer

Chase Center seats 18,064 for Golden State Warriors and Valkyries basketball, the figure the Warriors gave when it opened in September 2019. For concerts it can hold about 19,500, according to Wikipedia; the arena itself does not publish a concert number.

  • Lower-bowl sections run 101-129 and upper-bowl sections 201-225.
  • The arena has 44 Oracle Suites and 60 Acrisure Theater Boxes.
  • It is at 1 Warriors Way in Mission Bay, served by the Muni T line.
  • For a private event, the full arena holds about 18,000 people and the United Globe Club 700.

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Sections at Chase Center

Chase Center's level map runs from the courtside lounges on Level 1 up to the upper bowl on Level 6 and the Modelo Cantina on Level 7. The section numbers below come from that official map.

  • Courtside floor seats — low-numbered sections 2-23, used as the event needs
  • Lower bowl — sections 101-124 on Level 3, plus 125-129 on Level 5
  • Oracle Suites — suites 1-44 on Level 4
  • Acrisure Theater Boxes — boxes 1-60 on Level 5
  • Upper bowl — sections 201-225 on Level 6
  • Clubs — J.P. Morgan, Chase, United Globe, Ultra and Cache Creek, each tied to certain tickets

Best seats at Chase Center

The arena doesn't rank its seats or say which side the benches are on, but your section decides which club you can use. Seats in the floor-level sections 2 to 23 come with the Chase Club. Sections 101-106 open the United Globe Club, and sections 113-118 the Ultra Club. Sections 126-129 include the Cache Creek Club, and the J.P. Morgan Club is for VIP AA and VIP BB ticket holders. Every fan can reach the Modelo Cantina on Level 7 by the stairs at Portal 40.

Tips before you go

Your event ticket doubles as a free all-day Muni pass, and the T line stops at UCSF/Chase Center. Bags can be up to 14 by 6 by 14 inches and don't have to be clear, but backpacks are not allowed apart from single-compartment drawstring bags. Doors open 90 minutes before Warriors and Valkyries games, and there is no re-entry. The Chase Center Garage at 99 Warriors Way charges $75 for event parking.

How to read the Chase Center seating chart

The level number is the key. Level 1 is the floor, with courtside lounges and the low-numbered sections. Level 3 holds lower-bowl sections 101-124, Level 4 the Oracle Suites, Level 5 sections 125-129 and the Acrisure Theater Boxes, and Level 6 the upper bowl, sections 201-225. Seats are reached through numbered portals, 1 to 24 on Level 3 and 40 to 60 on Level 6.

The floor sections, numbered 2 to 23, are set up only when an event uses them, so the floor layout changes between games and concerts. The arena marks wheelchair-accessible sections on its map, and accessible seats are sold in every price range.

Chase Center has 11 guest elevators and 19 escalators, and every entrance is wheelchair accessible. Assistive listening devices are free at every event, and closed captions for Warriors and Valkyries home games can be read on your own phone.

Building a seating chart for an event at Chase Center

The arena books its clubs and lounges for private events of 45 guests up to the whole building. Above The Rim on the 9th floor holds 200, the Bayview Terrace 49, the Cache Creek Club 185, the Modelo Cantina 198, the J.P. Morgan Club 270, the Chase Club 326, the Ultra Club 365 upstairs or 340 downstairs, and the United Globe Club 700. For a seated dinner in one of the clubs, place the tables in the maker, give each guest a seat, and share the plan with the arena's event staff.

Hosting a private event at Chase Center?

Build a seating chart for your Chase Center event — banquet rounds for the dinner, rows for the program, head tables wherever the format calls for them. The maker handles layouts up to 500 seats and exports a print-ready PDF you can hand the San Francisco venue's event team.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of Chase Center?
Chase Center seats 18,064 for Golden State Warriors and Valkyries basketball, the figure the Warriors gave when it opened in September 2019. For concerts it can hold about 19,500, according to Wikipedia; the arena itself does not publish a concert number.
What are the best seats at Chase Center?
The arena doesn't rank its seats or say which side the benches are on, but your section decides which club you can use. Seats in the floor-level sections 2 to 23 come with the Chase Club. Sections 101-106 open the United Globe Club, and sections 113-118 the Ultra Club. Sections 126-129 include the Cache Creek Club, and the J.P. Morgan Club is for VIP AA and VIP BB ticket holders. Every fan can reach the Modelo Cantina on Level 7 by the stairs at Portal 40.
What sections does Chase Center have?
Main sections include: Courtside floor seats — low-numbered sections 2-23, used as the event needs; Lower bowl — sections 101-124 on Level 3, plus 125-129 on Level 5; Oracle Suites — suites 1-44 on Level 4. Full breakdown in the sections list above.
Where is Chase Center located?
Chase Center is at 1 Warriors Way, San Francisco, CA 94158. The UCSF/Chase Center Muni stop serves the T line and several bus routes. From BART, get off at Powell St. or 16th St. Mission and transfer to the T or the 78X, and Caltrain riders can transfer to Muni or walk about 20 minutes. On game days, a ferry runs to Pier 48 from Oakland and Alameda. Lyft pick-up and drop-off is at Warriors Way and Terry Francois Boulevard.
How do I plan a private event at Chase Center?
Ask Chase Center's private events team about a club, the Bayview Terrace or Above The Rim, depending on your guest count. For the seating itself, lay out the room and assign guests with the free tool on this page.

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