GLION ARENA KOBE · 3D seat views

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APosition A

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Inside GLION ARENA KOBE

GLION ARENA KOBE is an indoor arena in Kobe, Japan.

The permanent stands wrap around the north, west and south sides. The upper west stand has three rows, and the north and south wings extend to row 24. Find a 2F or 5F entrance by the number printed on your ticket. Start in the overview to see how the stands are arranged, then choose a viewing position.

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.

Choose a viewing area

Pick a side or corner of the stands to look around from that area.

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 the center of the floor.

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.

BASE VENUE

Explore the arena from the stands

Choose a side, then move from the front to the rear of the stands to see the floor and the stands opposite.

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Direction

Look toward the arena floor from a side and from an end.

Distance to the center

Use the center of the floor as a shared distance reference.

Viewing height

Move through the stands on the same side to see how eye height changes the viewing angle.

Compare arena viewpoints

Viewing conditions · 170 cm · Seated · 1×. Both positions use the same settings.

Two directions in the stands

Compare views from a side and an end of the floor.

A · Side stands~23 m to arena center · 7.6 m eye elevationView of the arena floor
B · End stands~24 m to arena center · 5.2 m eye elevationView of the arena floor
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Front and rear on the same side

Keep the same direction and compare positions at different heights.

A · Front of the stands~23 m to arena center · 7.6 m eye elevationView of the arena floor
B · Rear of the stands~43 m to arena center · 23.1 m eye elevationView of the arena floor
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Base venue questions

How does the base venue relate to basketball?

Both layouts use the same permanent stands. The basketball layout adds the court and baskets to the central floor.

Can I look up my ticketed seat?

Check your ticket’s level, row and seat number in the published lookup. Choose the numbered entrance on your ticket to preview the nearby stands in 3D.

Where is distance measured to?

Distances run from the selected viewing position to the center of the floor.

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.