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GLION ARENA KOBE · 3D seat views
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Right side · Front
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APosition A
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BPosition B
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Inside GLION ARENA KOBE
GLION ARENA KOBE is an indoor arena in Kobe, Japan.
Find Storks blocks 301–322 on the main stand and look up numbered seats in the covered fixed and retractable blocks. The team sells the upper wings at Levels 500 and 700, while the upper west end is Level 500. Compare viewing directions first, then move through the stands on the same side.
- Location
- Kobe, Japan
- Reference capacity
- 10,000
- Stand layout
- Fixed stands wrap around the north, west and south sides. The east end is open.
- Fixed stands
- Levels 2–3 have 4,314 fixed seats and levels 5–7 have 3,974, excluding wheelchair spaces. Level 4 is the suite level.
- Concrete event floor
- The technical guide lists a 47.95 × 43.71 m concrete floor, about 2,096 m².
- Clear floor in the basketball plan
- The level 1 plan shows about 41.3 × 23.5 m clear with the three retractable stands deployed. The available floor area depends on the event setup.
- Retractable stands for basketball
- The arena basketball chart marks retractable rows A–C in the west stand as stowed for games.
- Level 2 west block rows and seats
- Rows 1–17 have 1,018 fixed seat labels. Portals 205 and 206 serve the west stand.
- More published seat numbers
- Look up rows 1–6 in the north and south level 2 stands, all three rows of the level 5 west stand, and rows A–G in the north and south retractable stands on the basketball chart.
- Fixed stand outline
- Scaling the engineering plans against the court lines gives an outer span of about 51 m across the lower stands and 81 m across the upper stands. The west corners are beveled and the east end is open.
Explore the stands
Move from the front to the back of the stands to compare the angle and height. Ticket lookup requires a verified map from section, row and seat to viewing position.
A useful comparison to try
Two positions on the same side are about 23 m and 43 m from center court.
From the venue to the game
Both views share the permanent stands. The basketball view adds the court and baskets. Event seating and capacity can vary.
BASKETBALL VIEWS
Where to view the court
End-line positions look along the court. Sideline positions look across toward both baskets.
Compare viewing positions
Sideline or end line
Compare how each direction frames the court.
Distance to center court
Every position uses the same distance reference so you can compare views.
Viewing height
Move up the same side and observe how the two ends of the court come into view.
Try these seat comparisons
Viewing conditions · 170 cm · Seated · 1×. Both positions use the same settings.
Sideline and end-line views
Compare two directions at the same viewing height.
A · Sideline position~23 m to target · 7.6 m eye elevationCourt view
B · End-line position~24 m to target · 5.2 m eye elevationCourt view
Front and rear on the same side
Keep your viewing direction and compare two positions in the stands.
A · Nearer position~23 m to target · 7.6 m eye elevationCourt view
B · Further-back position~43 m to target · 23.1 m eye elevationCourt view
Basketball viewing questions
Can I locate my ticketed seat?
Use the ticket lookup above to find the published section, row and seat number. Available 3D views show the general section.
How can I see the other basket?
Open a viewing position, turn on Look around and rotate the view.
Where is distance measured to?
Distances run from the selected viewing position to center court in the basic layout.
YOUR VIEWING SETTINGS
View guide
Compare two positions using the same viewing conditions.
Direction and height
Compare the angle from two sides, then try the same side at a different height.
Eye height
Your height and viewing posture set the camera's eye level.
Distance to the center
Distances are measured from each viewing position to the center of the layout.