Originally Posted by RedShoe

Baddog is right there are no real bad seats. It's like being in a bowl. I've been to a Dodgers game where I sat in the nosebleed section and that seemed like you were miles away. At the Staples center, it's like you're above the action looking down.

And also, I've seen hockey on TV, and this was nothing like it. On TV they pretty much just follow the puck so you tend to just be trying to follow where it is. At the game it seems to flow a lot more than I would have thought. I was kind of expecting to lose the puck in the action, but I found the experience to be more enjoyable than watching from a bar. (yes, it was my first hockey game)

Oh and that the Staples center.. I dunno.. it's like the arena is just right out in front of you. It doesn't feel like you're as high up as you might think until you look across the rink and see how high up you really are.