Rate these seats.

[Kermit]

I have a set of three seats in the middle of the 113 section. I have only been to a few events and usually get the nose-bleeds, so I am wondering. Would you consider 3 seats for roughly $100 in the 113 section a good deal?

Rate the seats considering the price and section from 1 to 10 (10 being the highest).

Note* It is a very small venue, so there is not technically a "bad" seat in the arena.

 

[klunderbunker]

Those are the seats I usually try to get. Granted I have no idea what this arena is like compared to Rupp Arena but I'm not a fan of floor seats.

 

[a0161613]

That's a good area to go to. I've seen a TNA show in the UK from that kind of area.

 

[The Brain]

Is that $100 per ticket or $100 for all three? I'm guessing it's per ticket. It's hard to say. The seats aren't bad but $100 has a different value to different people. Five years ago I probably wouldn't worry about dropping $100 for a wrestling ticket. Today I would pass. Personally I have been to enough live events over the years that I'd rather have the $100. If going to the show is worth the $100 to you then don't worry about the seats. Their fine. By the way, what event is this?

 

[Uncle Sam]

I think it's $100 for three, actually - in which case, I say go for it.

 

[The Brain]

I think it's $100 for three, actually - in which case, I say go for it.

If it's $100 for all three then I agree. That's a good price.

 

[Kermit]

Is that $100 per ticket or $100 for all three? I'm guessing it's per ticket. It's hard to say. The seats aren't bad but $100 has a different value to different people. Five years ago I probably wouldn't worry about dropping $100 for a wrestling ticket. Today I would pass. Personally I have been to enough live events over the years that I'd rather have the $100. If going to the show is worth the $100 to you then don't worry about the seats. Their fine. By the way, what event is this?

I think it's $100 for three, actually - in which case, I say go for it.

Yes, I was able to get the three tickets for $100. I came here to ask about them because I wasn't sure if I was being duped somehow or if I got a lucky steal.

That's a good area to go to. I've seen a TNA show in the UK from that kind of area.

Sweet.

Those are the seats I usually try to get. Granted I have no idea what this arena is like compared to Rupp Arena but I'm not a fan of floor seats.

I am not a fan of them either. I got floor seats one time with a group of friends, but I felt cramped and decided that I preferred the elevated rows compared to the floor level. I assume it would only be worth it if you bought seats on the first or second row of the floor level, which I would never do.

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I'm glad to see the positive feedback for these seats. I am taking my wife to her first wrestling event, so I wanted to make sure she had a prime position to really enjoy it. She hardly watches, other than the occasional times with me, but I know she will enjoy the atmosphere. That, being with each other, and a decent seat will hopefully make this a great experience for her, and in-turn for myself.

 

[Trill Co$by]

Floor seats only matter if you get within the front row... otherwise, you have ignorant assholes in your way the entire time. I've literally had instances where my girlfriend and I would trade with someone in the bleachers just so we could see more of the action.

 

[The 1-2-3 Killam]

Might be too close to the tron/set to actually be able to use it as a screen, but if its a house show you won't have to worry about it anyways. Neither WWE nor TNA uses screens during house shows. Though if they only cost $33 a ticket, who cares?

 

[The 1-2-3 Killam]

Floor seats only matter if you get within the front row... otherwise, you have ignorant assholes in your way the entire time. I've literally had instances where my girlfriend and I would trade with someone in the bleachers just so we could see more of the action.

Not totally true. A lot of the times there are families in the front rows, because they'll shell out the cash for their kids to see John Cena. That's been the case every time I've seen a show at the Allstate. I was four rows back from the commentary table at Extreme Rules, and we could see fine whether we were seated or standing. There were a couple 20-somethings, but mostly families with their kids, special guest, or armed forces personnel.