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superfan doesn't look right there though....most of the time the people dancing around are in the 200s section...behind the basket.
 
I prefer being as close to center court as possible over the ends of the court. I've sat in the wheelchair section on the 100 level and that is my favorite place to watch from, but I can't afford to do that too often. My stepfather and I have had half-season tickets in the wheelchair section of 306 the past two seasons. It isn't center court, but it is much cheaper and still good. Also, the wheelchair sections on the 100 and 200 levels are at the top of the levels, but the wheelchair section on the 300 level is at the bottom of the level, so the seats aren't that much higher up, but are much cheaper. For the money, I think we might have the best seats in the house.
 
AgentDrazenPetrovic said:
how much are courtside seats? Aren't they like 1500 or something?

sometimes I like watching diagonal like where the players entrances are.
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I'd like to know this as well. Also, is there a way to put somebody in a wheelchair down there? Do they use regular seats or folding chairs down there? I'm sure I can afford those seats even less than the normal 100 level seats, but it might be interesting to know if I can find a way to afford to do it once and whether I can find a place to sit if I can find a way to pay for my ticket.
 
I've always like the 200 level seats on the angle, but the two times I've sat in the 100 level it's been right behind the Blazers bench, which adds a whole new dimension when you can overhear Nate talking during the timeouts.
 
I've sat all over the Rose Garden (well, never courtside, but close). Our regular seats are in the 6th row of the 300 level about halfway between midcourt and the corner. We can see the entire court from there and the fans get really loud.

I have a friend who's an NBA ref. I won't name names, other than to say it's not Dick Bavetta. When he's in town doing a game he gives me his tickets. They are lower 100 section. It's a nice change of pace from our regular seats, but I wouldn't be able to afford to take my three kids to a dozen games a year at those prices.

We've also sat in the very top row a couple of times. My kids do the summer reading/free ticket program every year and those tickets usually end up being in the top two rows.

Heck I'll sit anywhere and have a good time. The atmosphere, the excitement and hanging out with my kids always makes it worthwhile.

And, over the last two seasons, I've taken the kids to 22 Blazers games and they've only seen the Blazers lose once (double OT loss to the Clipps).

BNM
 
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I've had tickets in the Blazermaniac section (225--where Superfan used to be) and in 117 C behind the hoop. It's fun being right in the camera shot on FTs (b/c I tend to get loud)...but missing a quarter of the action on your end kind of stinks. It's also a bit too low for the 'Tron.

225 F is about perfect for me in terms of closeness to the action, great 'Tron angle, no hoop blockage, and knowledgeable fans. I'd like to sit low center-court sometime, but that's fantasyland right now.
 
For the Denver game I was in the corner, 100-level, about 15 rows back. I picked up the ticket online for $25. For that price it was really worth it and I had a great time despite us loosing. I had a great view of everything except for a little spot that the backboard blocked out, so sometimes it was hard to see a player spotting up in the far-side corner. But it was good. Right next to the entrance (exit).
 
I've always wanted to watch the game from harlowe's dressing room...
 
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