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Footprint Center seating plan & guide

Footprint Center (renamed Mortgage Matchup Center in 2025) in downtown Phoenix is the home of the Phoenix Suns (NBA). Opened in 1992 (previously America West Arena, US Airways Center and Talking Stick Resort Arena), it was one of the first modern downtown arenas built with retail and restaurants integrated into the design. A major renovation in 2019-2021 modernized its concourses and seating.

CityPhoenix
Opened1992
TypeIndoor arena
Capacity≈17,000

Best sections

Lower bowl - center sideline

Center sideline lower rows give the premier Suns view; these are the most expensive, so compare across all four marketplaces.

Club level

Renovated club seating adds lounge and upgraded concession access with strong mid-height sightlines.

Upper bowl - center sections

The upper deck is the best value; choose center sections over corners for a cleaner full-court view.

Insider tips

  • Take the Valley Metro light rail to the downtown stops near the arena to skip driving and parking in central Phoenix.
  • TickPick lists prices with no buyer fees, so the displayed price is what you actually pay at checkout.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best seats at Footprint Center?

Lower bowl - center sideline offer the closest view, while upper bowl - center sections are the best value. The upper deck is the best value; choose center sections over corners for a cleaner full-court view.

Where is Footprint Center?

Footprint Center is a indoor arena in Phoenix, opened in 1992 with a capacity of ≈17,000.

Where can I find the cheapest Footprint Center tickets?

Compare the all-in total across TickPick, StubHub, Vivid Seats, and Gametime on the team pages below. TickPick usually wins because it charges no buyer fees — the listed price is what you pay.

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