Parking, bag policy, transit and history are on the main Intuit Dome guide.
The short version: letters, not hundreds
Intuit Dome does not use 100-level and 300-level numbers. Its seat maps name each section by level and number, so the letters on a ticket tell you where you are:
- M (Main): the lower ring closest to the court, such as Main 22.
- C (Club): club sections in the lower ring with premium access, such as Club 8.
- W (Wall): the lower part of The Wall, behind one basket.
- T (Terrace): the upper ring, numbered 1 to 32.
- TW (Terrace Wall): the upper part of The Wall.
Premium areas add their own names: courtside floor seats, Courtside Cabanas, Backstage Bungalows, Halo Suites and Halo Lofts. The arena's own guide lists Floor, Main, Club, Terrace, Halo Suite and Halo Loft levels. For a Clippers game, the best views are Main-level sideline sections, and the best value is the lower rows of the Terrace near midcourt. The Intuit Dome venue guide covers parking, the Metro shuttle and app entry.
Main and Club: the lower ring
The Main and Club sections wrap the court below the Terrace. Section numbers run around the bowl, so sections near the middle of each sideline sit at midcourt, and numbers in the mid-teens sit at The Wall end. Two seating guides agree that seat numbers rise from the side nearest the lower-numbered neighboring section; looking toward the court, the lower seat numbers are on your right.
- Sideline Main and Club sections: the cleanest view of both baskets and the benches. Club sections add lounge access.
- Corners: a full-court view at an angle for less than midcourt.
- Baseline opposite The Wall: the quieter end, with the usual behind-the-basket trade-off for half the game.
For Clippers games, the floor holds courtside seats, labeled FLR on seat maps, and the Courtside Cabanas at the baseline.
The Wall: Wall and Terrace Wall sections
The Wall is a block of 51 rows rising behind the basket at the east end, next to the visitors' bench, reserved for Clippers fans. Seating guides place it in Wall sections 14 to 20 on the lower level and Terrace Wall sections 13 to 21 above, connected into one continuous slope instead of being split by suites. The front of Wall section 17 is the Supporters Section.
- Rows: seating guides list the center Wall sections with rows running to 31, some starting after press seating at the front, and the outer Wall sections starting at row 17. Terrace Wall sections run from row 1 to about 14.
- Steepness: The Wall is steep, and reaching rows in the middle and top takes a climb.
- Atmosphere: it is the loudest part of the arena, and fans stand. It is not the seat for anyone who wants to sit quietly or who will wear the visiting team's gear.
Terrace: the upper ring
The Terrace is the upper seating ring, sections 1 to 32, above the Halo Suites and Lofts. Sections are short: seating guides list about 12 to 14 rows, so even the top row stays relatively close. The bowl is steep, which keeps the Terrace near the court but can feel high to anyone uneasy with heights.
- Best Terrace seats for basketball: seating guides point to sections 8 to 10 and 24 to 26, near midcourt.
- Budget seats: the Terrace is the lowest-priced level for most Clippers games and concerts.
- Accessible rows: some Terrace sections have wheelchair positions behind the last row, listed with a W, such as row 13W.
The double-sided Halo Board hangs over the court, so Terrace seats on both sides face a screen.
Concerts: The Wall usually sits behind the stage
For most end-stage concerts, the stage goes at The Wall end, and the Wall and Terrace Wall sections are closed or sold as limited view. The floor becomes lettered sections, Floor A through G in common layouts, in front of the stage.
- Head-on seats: seating guides point to Terrace sections 1, 2 and 32 for the best straight-on view from the upper ring.
- Best fixed seats: Main and Club sections on the sides, close to the stage and angled toward it.
- Center-stage shows: Wall sections may go on sale and become strong seats. Some outer Wall sections list their first concert row as 14W.
Stage placement changes from show to show, so check the event seat map before you assume which way a section faces.
Accessible seating
Wheelchair and companion positions are located around both rings, including positions behind the last row of some Terrace sections. Request accessible seats through your ticket seller or the arena and confirm the location; The Wall's steep rows are not a good choice for anyone with limited mobility.
Frequently asked questions
What do the letters mean on Intuit Dome tickets?
They name the level: M is Main, C is Club, W is Wall, T is Terrace and TW is Terrace Wall. A ticket for T24 is Terrace section 24.
Where is The Wall at Intuit Dome?
Behind the basket at the east end, next to the visitors' bench. Seating guides place it in Wall sections 14 to 20 and Terrace Wall sections 13 to 21.
How many rows are in the Terrace at Intuit Dome?
Seating guides list about 12 to 14 rows per Terrace section, with some wheelchair positions behind the last row.
What are the best seats at Intuit Dome for a Clippers game?
Main and Club sections along the sidelines for the best view; Terrace sections near midcourt, such as 8 to 10 and 24 to 26, for value.
Is The Wall open for concerts?
For most end-stage concerts the stage sits at The Wall end, so those sections are closed or limited view. For center-stage shows, Wall seats may be sold.