Footprint Center Seating Chart

Sections at Footprint Center

The Footprint Center chart lists 4 main sections, and the one on your ticket does most of the deciding — price, distance, and view included. Scan the list before you buy, keeping in mind that the event type reshuffles the room: concerts, games, and private buyouts each open different parts of the house.

• 100s — lower bowl, rows A-Z
• Theater Boxes — sideline four-person boxes between lower and upper bowls
• 200s — upper bowl with steeper rake
• Suites and Loft level

Best seats at Footprint Center

Sections 109-110 are baseline behind the Suns bench. For concerts, the 200-level corners are the value play — closer to the stage end than most upper-bowl sections.

Tips before you go

The arena clear-bag policy is enforced strictly. The closest light-rail stop is Roosevelt/Central — most fans skip the lots and take light rail from Tempe or the airport.

How to read the Footprint Center seating chart

Start with the shape of the room: 18,055 seats in a bowl that wraps a central court, rink, or stage, split into 4 sections — 100s, Theater Boxes, 200s, and Suites and Loft level. Your ticket names exactly one of them, and that name is worth reading twice, because neighboring sections can differ by a full level, a price tier, or which side of the room you face from.

Three things decide a Footprint Center seat: how close you are to the floor, whether you face the action square on or from a baseline, and how high you sit. Two sections apart — say Suites and Loft level and 100s — can put you a level higher, a price tier over, or on the far side of the Phoenix venue, so which one is the value sweet spot comes down to the event and your budget; the best-seats notes above call it for Footprint Center. Match your ticket to the official Footprint Center map — section, row, and seat — before you buy.

Sizewise, Footprint Center holds 18,055, which puts it 2nd of 9 Arizona venues in this guide: Chase Field (48,686) is the next size up, Desert Diamond Arena (17,000) the next size down.

Building a seating chart for an event at Footprint Center

Planning a group outing, a suite night, or a private function at Footprint Center? The chart above is your starting map — take sections like 100s and Suites and Loft level and the tiers around them, then mirror the footprint your event will actually use with tables in the maker. Assign guests, export the PDF, and hand it to the Phoenix event-services team. Full capacity runs to 18,055, but a private block is almost always a club, a suite, or a banquet room — a scale the maker below covers comfortably with dinner rounds, program rows, and head tables where you need them.

Frequently asked questions

How many seats does Footprint Center hold?

18,055 at full configuration. In practice the number depends on the event — sections open and close between a concert and a daytime show — and a private buyout uses just the sections booked, usually a club or a suite out of the 4 on the Phoenix chart.

What are the best seats at Footprint Center?

Sections 109-110 are baseline behind the Suns bench. For concerts, the 200-level corners are the value play — closer to the stage end than most upper-bowl sections.

What sections does Footprint Center have?

Main sections include: 100s — lower bowl, rows A-Z; Theater Boxes — sideline four-person boxes between lower and upper bowls; 200s — upper bowl with steeper rake. Full breakdown in the sections list above.

Where is Footprint Center located?

You'll find Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Check the official site shortly before the event for the street address, parking, and the closest transit to sections like 100s — gate assignments, lots, and rideshare zones vary across Phoenix venues.

How do I plan a private event at Footprint Center?

Open the maker below and work from Footprint Center's actual geography (100s and Suites and Loft level and neighbors). Drop tables where your event sits, assign each guest, and export the PDF the Phoenix event-services team will set up from.

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