Alright, folks, let’s talk about my little adventure trying to score some seats at the UFC Apex. I’m no expert, but I figured I’d share my experience, in case any of you are thinking about going.
So, first off, I started by trying to figure out where exactly I wanted to sit. I mean, this place isn’t huge, they say it can hold up to 1,000 people now, but still, there’s gotta be a difference between front row and, well, not front row.
I did a little digging around, the usual, you know, just browsing on the internet. I saw some folks talking about how they like to be near where the fighters walk out. Sounds cool, right? But then I started thinking about my wallet.
- First step: Look up the event.
- Second step: Check the seating chart. Not gonna lie, I stared at that thing for a good while. There are different sections, different rows, seat numbers and I tried to understand what all that means.
- Third step: Decide on a budget. This is key, people. I had to figure out how much I was willing to drop.
After I set that budget, I went back to that seating chart and looked for the best seats I could get. Some people say the floor seats are awesome because you’re right there, you see the fighters up close, and you can feel the energy from other fans. But some other folks online were saying that it can be tough to see everything from down there.
Then there’s the higher-up seats. Apparently, if you’re in the front row of one of those sections, looking down at the cage, that’s a sweet spot. You get a good view, and you’re not crammed in with everyone on the floor.
I finally made my choice, decided which section and which row. It took a while. And I gotta say it was a bit tricky, but I am finally getting the tickets. You can also buy some food and drinks there, which is pretty cool, I guess.
In the end, I spent a good chunk of time on this whole seating thing. It’s not just about picking a seat; it’s about the whole experience. So I am really excited about this experience.
Oh, and one more thing. I heard that the Apex started holding events during the pandemic, with no crowds. Now, they’re letting some people in, which is how I even got to think about going in the first place.
So, yeah, that’s my story. If you’re planning on checking out a UFC event at the Apex, I hope this helps a bit. It’s a bit of a process, but hey, it’s all part of the fun, right?
