Seating recommendations at Bradley Center...?

[Nottso]

My daughter in law would like to buy tickets to the Bulls at the Bucks in January. I was trying to help her buy tickets online but don't understand the seating chart. Is there no "Level 3" in that building? All we see is levels 1,2 & 4.

 

Her budget is limited, and what it shows as available in her budget are either on level 2 but behind either basket, or just about anywhere on level 4. Which is better for watching a basketball game? level 2 behind the basket or level 4, center court?

 

Also, is there a place to buy tickets that's better than buying them through the Bucks' website?

[nate82]

My daughter in law would like to buy tickets to the Bulls at the Bucks in January. I was trying to help her buy tickets online but don't understand the seating chart. Is there no "Level 3" in that building? All we see is levels 1,2 & 4.

 

Her budget is limited, and what it shows as available in her budget are either on level 2 but behind either basket, or just about anywhere on level 4. Which is better for watching a basketball game? level 2 behind the basket or level 4, center court?

 

Also, is there a place to buy tickets that's better than buying them through the Bucks' website?

 

The last time I was at the Bradley center I sat at level 2 but it wasn't behind the basket. The other times I was in level 4. If you are a bigger person or have long legs it will be miserable sitting up in the level 4 area. You have absolutely no leg room up around the level 4 area.

 

Level 3 from what I can remember the last time I was at a Bucks game are suites and they are only behind the basket on each side.

[Nottso]

Thanks, Nate. "The boy" as we call him is 6'-2" with a 36" inseam.

[gypcasino]

There are two levels at the Bradley Center. The "lower bowl" and the "upper bowl." The 100 sections within the lower bowl consist of folding chairs at side court or folding chairs on risers behind the basket. The 200 sections are in the rest of the lower bowl and consist of permanent seats. The 400 sections are in the upper bowl. You're generally going to be just as uncomfortable and cramped in the 200s and the 400s. If you want comfort you're going to have to sit in a suite. As far as the sight lines go I'd rather be in the 400s between the baskets than in the 200s behind the basket. And besides the Bucks website/Ticketmaster there are better places to look but perhaps not for when they're playing a high profile team like the Bulls.

[trwi7]

I would go in the 400 level at center court. Behind the basket seats at the Bradley Center are horrible.

[Nottso]

Thanks, fellas.