I've been to a number of NBA arenas and most of them only have two levels of seating; an upper bowl and a lower bowl. At Gund Arena (I refuse to call this place Quicken Loans Arena), there are three levels including the club level in the middle. It's where all of the corporate schmucks sit.

Anyway, 60% of the seating at the arena is focused on the lower level, a true stat. So the upper levels don't have a ton of seats which is good. It means you won't have a lot of stairs to climb in order to get to your seats. My seats for the Orlando Magic game in 2010 were here, row 8, seat 4. I was in the exact middle of the section so there are probably 16 or 17 rows total in section 205.

You'll have a distorted view of the jumbo tron since it's four sided; you end up seeing two screens instead of one and you can't really neither all that well. If you're someone that just likes the x's and o's of the game, then section 205 will be a good fit because you can see all of the fast breaks and the plays that are ran really well from that high but if you're a casual fan you will definitely feel a little disconnected from the game.