Question about seating for Wolves games

[BloopOracle]

I am going to my first Wolves game in many years with my dad and since we rarely get up to the twin cities we wanted to make it count and get tickets somewhere in the first 10 rows. I am trying to look up the seating row chart online but I can't find it, for example section 131 I saw tickets for row 1, 2, 4, and the rest were letters row s,x,etc

Just wondering are the first 10 rows from courtside all numbered? When does it switch to letters?

[Monster]

If your goal is to get as close to the game as possible then go for it, but I'll tell you that watching alot of live sports the past few months that being up and and courtside (or middle of the field or whatever playing surface the sport is played on) IMO you can see the game alot better. One exception may be volleyball where an endcourt view may be better. A couple weeks ago I went to the Illinois vs Nebaska football game here in Lincoln the first time I was at a game in Memorial stadium and I enjoyed my seats in the 12th row, but sitting higher is better. Just throwing that out there.

[longstrangetrip [enjin:6600564]]

Give the box office a call, bloop, and they'll describe the letter/number system over the phone. But I have to agree with monster. It's really easier to see the game 20 rows up than 5 rows up. Sitting in the first row courtside is a unique experience, but the game is a blur that close and the ticket price is ridiculous. Look for something between the free throw lines about 20 rows up.

[BloopOracle]

ok thank you, yes my dad and i just want the best view possible, hopefully section 131 it's right in the middle up behind all of the announcers and stuff on the bench side it seems like that would be a ideal place to sit

[Monster]

That sounds like a fun spot I would think it would be somewhat interesting to be able to see the media as well. I agree with what LST said although its possible you can go even higher than 20 rows up and get an even better view of the game.

I'll say this though if you get lucky and find reasonable tickets very close to the action it is fun to see the size speed etc of the athletes close up and see interactions on the bench etc. You can achieve some of this by going early and watching shootaround. I remember doing that in Denver for a Kings vs Nuggets game years ago. We were all shocked how tall Mateen Cleaves looked and how absolutely ripped he was and he was just a bench PG. Lol