TicketHold | Madison Square Garden Seating Chart Guide – Best Seats & Views

Your Ultimate Guide to MSG Seating for Concerts, Sports & Events

Madison Square Garden, the "World's Most Famous Arena," hosts iconic concerts, NBA games, and major events. Choosing the right seat is key to an unforgettable experience. This guide breaks down MSG's seating chart, highlights the best sections, and helps you navigate seat views for any budget.

MSG Seating Chart Overview

• Lower Level (Sections 1-21): Premium views close to the action, but pricier. Rows 1-10 offer unobstructed sightlines.
• 200 Level (Sections 201-227): Elevated yet balanced views, ideal for concerts. Avoid rows 15+ behind overhangs.
• Bridge (Sections 101-118): Unique suspended seating with steep angles—great for aerial views but distant for sports.
• Upper Level (300s): Budget-friendly but steep; opt for center sections (308-324) for clearer sightlines.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Concerts: Lower level center (Sections 106-114) or 200-level side (208-214) for optimal sound and visibility.
• Basketball: Sideline seats (Sections 1-10, 101-110) near midcourt for full-court views.
• Family Shows: 200-level front rows—close enough without breaking the bank.

VIP & Accessibility

• Suites/Lounges: Private amenities with premium catering; book early for high-demand events.
• ADA Seating: Available on all levels with companion seats; contact MSG for reservations.

Pro Tips

• Check view-from-seat tools before booking to avoid obstructions like railings or signage.
• For concerts, prioritize sections facing the stage’s front (usually 106-114).
• Arrive early to explore MSG’s dining and entertainment options.