Golden 1 Center seating plan & guide
Golden 1 Center is the downtown Sacramento home of the NBA's Sacramento Kings and anchors the Downtown Commons district. Opened in 2016, it's the NBA's first fully solar-powered, LEED Platinum arena, with five massive hangar-style doors that open the Grand Entrance to the outdoors on mild days.
Best sections
Center sideline seats give the most even view and put you close to the Kings' bench-side energy.
Club seating offers premium lounges and the arena's farm-to-table food options without long concourse lines.
Upper sideline rows are the best-value seats and still feel close in this compact, modern bowl.
Insider tips
- The arena is steps from the Sacramento Valley light-rail and downtown garages, so transit is the simplest way in and out of DOCO.
- On open-door nights early-season games can be breezy and cool after sunset — bring a light layer for upper-level seats.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the best seats at Golden 1 Center?
Lower bowl (center sideline) offer the closest view, while upper bowl (sideline) are the best value. Upper sideline rows are the best-value seats and still feel close in this compact, modern bowl.
Where is Golden 1 Center?
Golden 1 Center is a indoor arena in Sacramento, opened in 2016 with a capacity of ≈17,600 (basketball).
Where can I find the cheapest Golden 1 Center tickets?
See live, all-in Golden 1 Center prices on the team pages below — fees included, so the price you see is the price you pay. Prices move with demand, so check the current total before you buy.
