Basically long story short I acquired what I believe are 200 level seats for the game against Boston on the 24th. Of all the games i've been to I have never sat in the 200 level, and was wondering if anyone here had a lot of experience in doing so.

The tickets are labeled HBOX7 row 1. The way a friend explained it to me is no jeans, no jerseys, just dress up and enjoy the waitress. That isn't exactly my cup of tea but I could enjoy it as I plan to take one of my best girlfriends.

I also have 300 level tickets for the same game. I am bouncing between sitting in what I think is the 200 level, or just sitting in the high rises. I never have really minded 300 level tickets but I usually like to pay for center ice seats in the 100 level. Either is really fine with me, I just don't know what to expect.

If anyone has any experience or suggestions towards this, I would greatly appreciate it. I don't know of what to wear and if it is even a good experience. The other 2 tickets are to go to either friends or family. Thanks guys.

Half the people in the suite level are in jeans and jerseys every night. I can't think of anywhere in the building that requires you to dress up, and I've watched games from just about everywhere you can in there. (Never been in the Alumni Suite or the owner's box, but that's it.)

HBOX is either going to be the hospitality suite on the 200 level, or one of the tables that's right along the glass in the 200s. (Those used to be open season, but they started roping them off and selling them as separate seats a couple years ago. )

Anywhere in the 200s is a great seat. There are always waitresses around, but if you're sitting at the ends you're not really far from the food/beer anyways. Food and drinks are a bit pricier, but there's a lot more options, so I like that better.

Give away your 300s. The 200's are the way to go when you get them.

Thanks for the info. Might try the 200 tickets. Hopefully it works out.

Don't give away the 200 level tickets! They are definitely the best seats in the house.

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