What are Chase Bridge seats at MSG?

The Chase Bridges seats are one of the most unique seats in sports thanks to a bridged catwalk-style design, which has you hanging over the seats below. The seats are closer to the middle of the floor than the upper rows of the 200 level, and give you a great above the action view.

Are MSG seats comfortable?

The drawbacks of MSG are that the seats are very cramped with little leg room, and the prices of the food and drink sold inside the Garden are shockingly overpriced.

Do they remove the ice at MSG?

Floor panels are removed, the ice is uncovered, advertisements are changed, seating is rearranged and the boards are put in. One of the only areas of the arena that goes untouched is the signature paneled concave ceiling. As soon as the court empties, the transformation to a hockey rink begins.

Where do you sit in Section 106 at MSG?

Sections 106-108 and 116-118 make up center seating on the 100 level at MSG. To sit in the first row behind the Rangers bench, choose seats in Row 1 of Section 106 or 107 (107 is behind both player benches).

What are the best seats at Madison Square Garden?

Blue Seats – Affectionately known as the Blue Seats, 400 level seating at Madison Square Garden is only for the most diehard fans. These are almost always among ch… Chase Bridges Seating – The Chase Bridge Seats are among the most unique seats in Madison Square Garden thanks to a bridged catwalk-style design which has you hanging over th…

Does the stage rotate during a Billy Joel concert at MSG?

Hello, and thank you for your question. The stage does not rotate for Billy Joel’s concert at Madison Square Garden. If you sit behind the stage at his concert you would still be able to see him playing his piano pretty clearly. How many rows in each section at Madison Square Garden?

Where are the best seats to sit at a concert?

If you’re on the shorter side (or bringing kids), consider floor seats only in the first few rows: The most common complaint amongst floor ticketholders is that they can’t see the stage because of taller people in front of them. As an alternative, consider side sections near the stage that will still have you close and high enough to see.