Chase Center Seating Map

Chase Center seats about 18,064 for Warriors basketball, making it one of the smaller, more intimate arenas in the NBA; concert capacities vary with the stage setup.

Lower-level center-court sideline seats give the best close-up view. For value, the front rows of the center upper level offer a complete view of the floor at a fraction of the price.

The Muni T Third Line light rail stops right at the arena, and Caltrain's 4th & King station is about a 20-minute walk. Transit and rideshare are recommended over driving.

For basketball, sightlines are excellent throughout. For concerts, upper sections behind an end stage may be curtained or have partial views.

Parking is limited and expensive, and traffic in Mission Bay is slow on event nights, so Muni, Caltrain or rideshare drop-off is usually faster.

The arena is surrounded by the Thrive City plaza with restaurants, shops and open space, and it hosts major concerts and events throughout the year.

Concerts place the stage at one end and curtain off seating behind it; the floor is added as GA or reserved rows while the sides of both levels keep good views. For specific sections, aim for Lower-level sides or lower upper-level sides — Angled toward the stage with a clean view, avoiding behind-stage cutoffs.

Section numbers at Chase Center follow the seating tiers. Lower Level: Lower-numbered sections (roughly 1-24) plus courtside; Theater Boxes & Clubs: Theater boxes and club sections; Upper Level: 100- and 200-series sections.

Yes. Chase Center's seating map is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Lower Level Lower-numbered sections (roughly 1-24) plus courtside; Theater Boxes & Clubs Theater boxes and club sections; Upper Level 100- and 200-series sections), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating map on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at Chase Center are from Lower-level center-court sidelines — Mid-court lower-bowl seats give the definitive close-up Warriors experience. The weakest are Upper level (200-series) back rows: The highest, steepest seats sit well back from the floor. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating map for Chase Center.

With kids at Chase Center, pick aisle seats near a concourse so exits and toilet runs are easy. Note that the Upper Level is steep, so young children and anyone uneasy with heights are better lower down.

As a new-build arena, Chase Center is fully accessible, with wheelchair and companion seating on all levels, elevators, accessible restrooms and level concourses throughout. Accessible tickets are booked via the box office or Ticketmaster, and accessible drop-off is available on Warriors Way. Locations: Accessible platforms and companion seats are distributed around both the lower and upper levels, including sightline-protected positions..

For the best view at Chase Center, aim for Lower-level center-court sidelines (Mid-court lower-bowl seats give the definitive close-up Warriors experience.); Upper level (100-series) center, front rows (Elevated mid-court angle over the whole floor at the lowest prices.). The view is most restricted from Upper level (200-series) back rows (The highest, steepest seats sit well back from the floor.).

The Chase Center is a fully enclosed indoor arena with all seating and the floor under a permanent roof.