The experience
On the Glass — Section 120 Row 1
$570 per seat · $1,140 for the pair
Not every pair I hold is always listed. When a held pair comes loose, The List hears first.
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.
Ask my regulars. Some say these two are the best seats in the building.
• Two periods of attack, right here — Midway between the blue line and the goal, at the net the Wings shoot at twice a night. Every rush comes toward you, and when Detroit scores, the celebration happens in front of your seats. Two periods out of three, this is where the game lives.
• On the glass — You hear what TV never gives you: skate blades cutting the ice, the chirps between whistles, a slapshot hitting your glass like a gunshot. Nothing between you and the game.
• The TV side of the rink — The broadcast cameras shoot from across the ice, pointed at this side all night. Whenever the play is at this end, these seats are in the picture. Your friends will spot you before the first intermission.
• They’ve sat everywhere, and they choose here — Longtime regulars who’ve watched games from great seats all over this building, still ask for these two first. The aisle, the glass, the end Detroit attacks twice: some people decide this is the perfect seat and never leave.
• On the aisle — Easy in and out all night, and no climbing over anyone.
When they’re gone for a game, they’re gone.
These are my personal season tickets — held by the same Detroit family since 1969.