You don't bid on the tickets - it's just a pay and print type deal, but the selection and price range is usually pretty good. Also, I know I've personally had good results from. has an area for Avs games as Lisa mentioned, so with a little luck, you can end up with some great seats for cheap. Most of the best ticket deals are of course going to be online. If you're willing to gamble on bidding it's awesome! They also sell the tickets at low pricing too so bidding is just an option, you can also buy them outright and then all you need to do is show the credit card you used at the front door to get inside the arena. I sat 7 rows up from the glass in section 102 behind the Avalanche bench. I have been able to bid on lower bowel tickets for as low at $32.50 a ticket before and got them. The Av's website has a link for it as well. I use to get great deals on Av's tickets and other venues. Also, keep in mind that there are a number of promotions throughout the year, like 'Guys Night Out' and such. Here's the seating chart showing retail prices off the Avs site. The players sit in front of Sections 102 (home) and 148 (visitor).

It's also right below the retired numbers, whereas the Stanley Cup banners hang above the attack twice end in front of 134 and 140. That's pretty close to the main view you get on television, which means it's the side that gets to see the Avalanche A right-side-up.

Just for reference, the press box is up around section 343. There's not a bad seat in the house - even the upper bowl has a good view of the ice. Club level seats are squishier and have more leg room, but even the standard seats aren't all that uncomfortable and much, much less expensive. The locations of the Upper and Lower bowl are pretty self explanatory, and they are separated by the smaller club and box seating sections. It's a bit finicky, but you can hover over a section to see a picture of what the ice will look like from that location. Tickets:įirst of all, here's a seating chart for Avalanche games. There have been a number of posts on this site dedicated to just that, so I've decided to take some of the common suggestions and put them all in one spot. Not all of us are lucky enough to live in Denver, so when we do get the chance to make a pilgrimage to an Avs game, the questions of 'where should I say', 'where should I eat', 'what else is there to do in Denver' often come up.

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