228, row 9, seat 2 was a good seat. Saw the Cavaliers take on the Milwaukee Bucks and I'm glad I still had my ticket stub from that game because I had no recollection of where I sat exactly.

What I do remember was that I didn't like having to look left to see the court since the seats faced forward a little too much but it won't be all that noticeable. I had to go with the crowd's reaction on a lot of the plays because I couldn't see the ball all that well. For previous Cavs games before that game, I had only ever sat lower level so I guess you could say that I was a little spoiled but it wasn't so bad by the time the first quarter had ended.

I'm 6'3 and still had plenty of room for my legs of course I guess that depends on how long your legs are. You can be 5'11 and have long legs and be uncomfortable in these seats. The only real downside was not being close to the court and having to ask other fans in my row to stand up so I could go grab a beer or use the restroom. And you DO NOT want to do those things at half time.

If you sit one section over in 227, you will be sitting in 'Loudville'. Cheesy name but it's where the cheapest seats can be found so I think the organization wouldn't to give those folks some recognition. Kind of like the 'Dawg Pound' at the Browns Stadium and the bleachers at Progressive Field.