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DEC 31 CAR - On the Glass & In the Club - Section 109 Row 1

The experience

On the Glass & In the Club — Section 109 Row 1

vs Carolina · Dec 31 vs Carolina · Dec 31 Thursday, December 31, 2026 · 2:00 PM
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$1,080 per seat · $2,160 for the pair

Not every pair I hold is always listed. When a held pair comes loose, The List hears first.

All-in pricing. No fees. Ever.

This is the lowest this pair will ever cost here. Prices rise as pairs sell — they never come down.

Plans change? You're never out of luck here — the Release-Back has you covered.

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The public window opens Dec 24 — one week before the game.

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There are 19,515 seats in Little Caesars Arena. Four of them do this.

• On the glass — The glass flexes twelve inches from your face. You don't watch a check into the boards. You feel it in your chest.

• Club access included — A private lounge directly behind your section, steps from your seat. All-inclusive gourmet dining, beer and wine, from ninety minutes before the game until an hour after it. Come hungry.

• Beside the penalty box — The rarest seats in the building: the only ones immediately beside the Red Wings penalty box. The game's drama sits down next to you. And seat 4 comes with the only safe drink ledge on the glass.

• Your own private row — This row is four seats. That's it. No climb-overs, no strangers, no interruptions.

• The best experience in the arena — I'll say it plainly, and I'll defend it. These are the ones people ask me about.

• Two seats or four — The two pairs sit side by side — when both are listed, you can take all four together. Choose one pair, or take both and the private row is entirely yours.

When they're gone for a game, they're gone.

These are my personal season tickets — held by the same Detroit family since 1969.