Springdale Stadium and Curling Club Seating Chart
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Springdale Stadium & Curling Club Seating Guide – Best Views & Tips
Your Ultimate Guide to Seating at Springdale Stadium
Springdale Stadium, a premier venue for curling, hockey, and concerts, offers a versatile seating layout designed for optimal viewing. Known for its intimate atmosphere and modern amenities, the arena features a mix of lower-bowl excitement, mid-level comfort, and VIP luxury. Below, we break down the seating chart to help you find the perfect spot.
Seating Chart Overview
- Lower Bowl (Sections 101–120): Close to the action, ideal for curling and hockey. Rows A–F may have glass obstructions during hockey.
- Mid-Level (Sections 201–215): Elevated views with fewer obstructions. Best for concerts and panoramic sightlines.
- Upper Bowl (Sections 301–310): Budget-friendly with steep angles. Avoid rows above 12 for vertigo-sensitive guests.
Best Seats by Event
- Curling: Sections 105–115 (center ice) for unobstructed sheet views.
- Hockey: Mid-Level (Sections 205–210) for balanced sightlines.
- Concerts: Lower Bowl sides (Sections 107/113) near the stage.
VIP & Accessibility
- Luxury Suites: Private lounges with catering (Sections VIP1–VIP8).
- Accessible Seating: Wheelchair spaces in every section with companion seats.
Pro Tips
Use the arena’s 3D seat viewer online to preview sightlines. For hockey, avoid rows near the glass if you prefer a wider view. Concerts? Aim for mid-level center sections to avoid sound distortion.