Marriott Center Seating Chart: Sections, ROC & Prices

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The Marriott Center seats 17,978 for basketball. The lower bowl is sections 1 to 22, numbered clockwise from the northeast corner. The upper bowl is sections 101 to 149. The ROC student section fills sections 13 to 16 at the west end, and both team benches sit on the south sideline, BYU's toward the east.

The layout and the prices below come from BYU's 2026-27 women's basketball price map, the official seat map for the arena, read Nov. 9, 2026. Men's and women's games use the same building and the same section numbers. BYU hasn't published a men's price map we could read, so men's prices aren't listed here.

How the arena is laid out

Picture the court running east to west, with a basket at each end.

Where	Lower-bowl sections	Upper-bowl sections
North sideline (across from the benches)	18 to 22	133 to 139
East end	1 to 5	142 to 148
South sideline (benches and scorer's table)	7 to 11	104 to 110
West end (ROC)	13 to 16	122 to 128
Corners	6, 12, 17	The sections in between

Section 1 sits at the northeast corner, and the numbers run clockwise: down the east end, along the south sideline, up the west end and back across the north side to section 22.
The upper bowl wraps around the top of the lower bowl, starting with section 101 at the southeast corner and running clockwise to 149.
Concourse portals are lettered A to Y. Portal A is at the northeast corner, and the letters run clockwise. Your ticket names a portal, so find its letter first.

Where the teams and the ROC sit

The benches. The scorer's table, the visitors' bench and the BYU bench are all on the south sideline, in front of sections 7 to 11. BYU's bench is on the east half; the visitors' bench is on the west half, closer to the student section.
The ROC. BYU's student section takes sections 13 to 16 behind the west basket. BYU said in 2015 that the student section would stay on the west side through that year's renovation, and the 2026-27 map still has it there. Students need a ROC Pass; see our BYU student tickets and ROC Pass guide.
The video boards. BYU's 2015 renovation plan called for four main LED boards facing north, south, east and west, plus two smaller boards facing north and south.

2026-27 ticket prices

BYU's 2026-27 price map lists four women's basketball season-ticket levels:

Level	Season ticket	Where
Prime courtside	$625	Floor seats at the court's edge
Courtside	$520	Floor seats along the north sideline and the east baseline
Reserved	$160	The front rows of the sideline sections, 7 to 11 and 18 to 22
General admission	$110	The rest of the lower bowl

For women's games, reserved and general admission single-game tickets were on sale on BYU's ticket page, which listed no prices. Season tickets weren't available when we checked.

Who needs a ticket: BYU's women's basketball page says everyone 2 and older needs one in reserved sections, and everyone 6 and older in general admission.

Men's games sell many more seats, including the upper bowl, and BYU reseats men's season-ticket holders every year by priority. BYU's men's prices weren't on any page we could read. The BYU Ticket Office at 801-422-2981 (weekdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) can quote them, and resale seats are sold on StubHub and other sites.

Picking a seat

There's no single best seat. Here's what changes from section to section:

Sideline or end. The north and south sideline sections (7 to 11 and 18 to 22) look across the court. The end sections (1 to 5 and 13 to 16) look down its length, the way TV shows a free throw.
Facing BYU's bench. The north sideline sits directly across from the benches, so you watch the coaches and the bench reactions all game.
Near the noise. Sections 12 and 17 sit on either side of the ROC, next to the student section.
Upper or lower bowl. At men's games, the upper bowl (101 to 149) is the lower-priced way in. The 2022 project put new blue seats up there, and the lower bowl has had padded chairs since 2015, BYU said.
Visiting fans. BYU doesn't mark a visitors' section on the map. Visiting fans buy seats wherever they're sold.

Seats and the arena itself

Chairs everywhere now. The 2015 renovation replaced lower-bowl benches with about 8,000 padded chairs, BYU announced at the time. The upper bowl's old yellow seats were replaced with blue ones in October 2022, the Daily Universe reported, finishing the project. That cut capacity by 846 seats, to 17,978.
It used to be bigger. The arena held about 20,900 before the 2015 work, and about 19,000 after it, according to BYU's 2015 announcement.
Accessible seating. The map marks accessible seating at portals around the concourse, between the lower and upper bowls. Buy these seats through the ticket office.

Before you go

Bags: the Marriott Center has a strict bag policy. Our BYU basketball game-day guide has the rules, parking and food.
No alcohol is sold or allowed anywhere on campus; see does BYU sell alcohol at games.
Other sports here: BYU gymnastics also competes in the Marriott Center; see our BYU gymnastics guide.
Football instead? Our LaVell Edwards Stadium seating chart does the same for the stadium.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many people does the Marriott Center hold?

17,978, the capacity BYU gave after it finished replacing the upper-bowl seats in October 2022, the Daily Universe reported. The arena held about 20,900 before chairs replaced the lower-bowl benches in 2015.

How are Marriott Center sections numbered?

The lower bowl is sections 1 to 22, starting with section 1 at the northeast corner and running clockwise. The upper bowl is sections 101 to 149. Concourse portals are lettered A to Y. That's from BYU's 2026-27 price map.

Where is the ROC student section at the Marriott Center?

Sections 13 to 16, at the west end of the court behind the basket, on BYU's 2026-27 price map. BYU has kept the student section on the west side since its 2015 renovation.

Which side is BYU's bench on at the Marriott Center?

Both benches and the scorer's table are on the south sideline. BYU's 2026-27 map puts the BYU bench on the east half of that sideline and the visitors' bench on the west half, toward the ROC.

How much are BYU women's basketball season tickets?

For 2026-27, BYU's price map lists $625 for prime courtside, $520 for courtside, $160 for reserved and $110 for general admission.

Do kids need a ticket for BYU basketball?

For women's games, BYU's ticket page says everyone 2 and older needs a ticket in reserved sections, and everyone 6 and older in general admission sections.

Where is accessible seating at the Marriott Center?

BYU's map marks accessible seating at portals around the concourse, between the lower and upper bowls. Call the BYU Ticket Office at 801-422-2981 to buy accessible seats.

Where can I buy BYU basketball tickets?

From the BYU Ticket Office at tickets.byu.edu or 801-422-2981 (weekdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.). Resale seats for men's games are also sold on StubHub and other resale sites.

Sources

The facts in this guide were checked against these sources. Hours, fees and rules change, so confirm anything time-sensitive with the source before you go. How we make Provo.com.

BYU Women's Basketball tickets and 2026-27 price map, BYU Ticket Office. Checked November 9, 2026.
BYU announces upgrades to Marriott Center, BYU Athletics. Checked November 9, 2026.
Men's basketball reseat, BYU Athletics. Checked November 9, 2026.
Marriott Center finalizes all-blue seating, The Daily Universe. Checked November 9, 2026.

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