ufc 132 seats ?

The closest one are best, the ones furthest away are worst.

On June 29 2011 12:56 Mariuslol wrote: The closest one are best, the ones furthest away are worst.

what??? i don't get it

be the judje
best seat ever

Never been to a UFC event but box G and C look decent to me.

On a more serious note, if you want real advice I think you should at least start with giving a budget.

Sit next to the judges so you can cuss them out when they do stupid shit.

pm daut I think hes been to more than one ufc and iirc he sat really close to the cage once and didnt like it too much

clearly G or C.

On June 29 2011 21:06 JSquids wrote: clearly G or C.

this... or the part of the stadium marked "CAGE"

idk but from the pic only, 24 and 1 look good

Been to 2 UFC events (110 and 127) so I'll try to help. There are a few "best seat" options depending on a few things. Floor seats imo are only good if you are either tall or right up the front. Any section you are in if you are right up the back then just buy the front of the section behind it and save some money. If you are going in a group of people then you are limited to where you can get like 8 seats in a row or whatever. If you are by yourself some very good value for money seats become available in the really thin slivers of the seating arrangements.

Judging by this floor plan the fighters will come out the aisles on either side of the big G section. If you like to see fighters walk out/in then the "best seat" could maybe be in section G, H or F depending on where the refs are etc or sections 20-23. Floor seats sometimes get photo opportunities as well when fighters walk past them etc but then so do 1st tier seats as well. So it come down to a bit of luck. Some it comes down to money, height, and if you want to see fighters walk in/out. A little tip if you want to see some fighters/coaches etc is that sometimes they walk out into those aisles in between fights and give photos/autographs etc.

Edit: And now I've checked the key and see that only green is available. Any of the first tier numbers are good ie/ 1, 6, 17 etc and you will have a clear view of the action. You will only need to look at the big screens when a fight goes to the ground on the opposite side of the cage from where you are. If it goes to the ground on your side, you should still be able to see for the most part. If you are floor because the cage is elevated (around head height maybe a bit lower when sitting) due to the angle you might see less and have to look at the screens more when the action is on the other side. Any thing further back like sections 101, 106, 224 etc are quite a bit back and you can only generally see whats going on.

The floor plan for UFC 127 was a little bit different but should give you some idea of where the following picture was taken from.


This was Section 14 Platinum (light blue) no zoom used. Should give you at least some idea of distance/scale.