Barclays Center: the all-inclusive seating guide

Food

'An all-inclusive buffet dining experience and a dessert station' (Barclays Center product page); 'All-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages' (the Nets' suites site). The launch release describes 'an all-inclusive private dining experience equipped with elevated food stations' from a rotating menu, 'upscale items such as ceviche, lettuce wraps, pasta, as well as a carving station', plus 'a dessert station serving fresh gelato and filled with complimentary sweets'

Alcohol

Alcohol not includedDrinks other than non-alcoholic ones are bought: members get 'access to a full-service private bar and premium wine offerings (alcohol available for purchase)', and the benefit line reads 'ALL-INCLUSIVE FOOD AND NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES'. The bar carries specialty cocktails featuring Suntory Toki whisky and other House of Suntory spirits, and wine curated by a team of sommeliers

Not included

• Alcohol, available for purchase at the club's private bar

Service ends

Not published for the included food. Arena-wide, alcohol sales stop at the beginning of the fourth quarter (Barclays Center A-Z guide)

Applies to

Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty games and Barclays Center events, through a yearlong membership

Sections

Club Level, north sideNo numbered sections. The location phrase is the venue's own: 'The Toki Row is located on the north side of Barclays Center on Club Level and has a sweeping view of the seating bowl' (barclayscenter.com product page and the Nets' suites site, in the same words). The arena's Brooklyn Nets seating map prints THE TOKI ROW as one unbroken band on the north side, between the suites band and upper sections 205–211, with no numbered sections inside it. Barclays Center's own food and beverage page files the club under CLUB LEVEL but describes it as 'this new members-only club on Suite Level B'; the A-Z guide's list of the arena's five levels has Suite Level B and no Club Level, so the two labels are the same deck. The suite map published on the Nets' and the Liberty's own suites sites prints THE TOKI ROW as the same unbroken band, immediately outboard of suites A8 to A18; it prints no level name.

Rows

Theater box seating: 'luxuriously upholstered theater box seating' (product page), 'luxuriously upholstered theater-style reserved seating' for 192 guests (launch release), 'Theater box seats' in 4-ticket units (the Nets' suites site). No row labels are published

Inclusions stated on Barclays Center's current product page, repeated on the Nets' premium page ('an all-inclusive buffet') and on the Nets' own suites site ('Food Included', 'All-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages'), and first stated in the launch release of October 25, 2024. Food is well established; the alcohol tier rests on the parenthetical 'alcohol available for purchase' on the product page. The club opened for the 2024-25 season and no page names a season, so nothing establishes that these are the 2026-27 terms. The buffet's service window and whether a member's own drinks are ever covered are still to be confirmed with the venue.

Last checked Sep 17, 2026 · source

Food

'An all-inclusive buffet dining experience and a dessert station' (Barclays Center product page); the launch release describes 'an all-inclusive private dining experience equipped with elevated food stations' from a rotating menu, 'refined takes on classics like sliders and mini brats, as well as a BBQ table and mac and cheese bar'

Alcohol

Alcohol not includedDrinks other than non-alcoholic ones are bought: members get 'access to a full-service private bar and premium wine offerings (alcohol available for purchase)', and the benefit line reads 'ALL-INCLUSIVE FOOD AND NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES'. The club's own benefit line adds 'ONLY LOCATION WITH BEER ON TAP', which the launch release states the same way, as the only space in the arena serving tap beer

Not included

• Alcohol, available for purchase at the club's private bar

Service ends

Not published for the included food. Arena-wide, alcohol sales stop at the beginning of the fourth quarter (Barclays Center A-Z guide)

Applies to

Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty games and Barclays Center events, through a yearlong membership

Sections

Club Level, south sideNo numbered sections. The location phrase is the venue's own: 'JetBlue at The Key is located on the south side of Barclays Center on Club Level and has a sweeping view of the seating bowl' (barclayscenter.com product page). The arena's Brooklyn Nets seating map prints JETBLUE AT THE KEY as one unbroken band on the south side, between the suites band and upper sections 221–227, with no numbered sections inside it. Barclays Center's food and beverage page files it under CLUB LEVEL, the heading under which its Toki Row entry says Suite Level B, but no page gives JetBlue at The Key a level of its own beyond Club Level, and the A-Z guide's list of the arena's five levels has Suite Level A and Suite Level B and no Club Level. The suite map published on the Nets' and the Liberty's own suites sites prints JETBLUE AT THE KEY as the same band, immediately outboard of suites A49 to A58, opposite The Toki Row on the same ring.

Rows

'Luxury suite-style reserved seating' (product page); the launch release gives 'luxurious suite reserved seating for 252 guests'. No row labels are published

Inclusions stated on Barclays Center's current product page, repeated on the Nets' premium page ('an all-inclusive buffet'), and first stated in the launch release of October 25, 2024. The club opened for the 2024-25 season and no page names a season, so nothing establishes that these are the 2026-27 terms. The product page's membership sentence ends in an asterisk that has no footnote anywhere on the page, so what it qualifies is unknown; that and the buffet's service window are still to be confirmed with the venue.

Last checked Sep 17, 2026 · source

Food

'All-inclusive premium dining and non-alcoholic beverages' served in-seat (Barclays Center product page); 'In-seat dining' and 'All-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages' (the Nets' suites site). It is 'the only area in Barclays Center to offer an in-seat dining experience with waiter service' (food and beverage page); the dishes are not published

Alcohol

Alcohol not includedDrinks other than non-alcoholic ones are bought: the product page says guests 'will have access to a private full-service bar for craft cocktails and a selection of beer and wine' on top of the all-inclusive dining and non-alcoholic beverages, and the benefit line reads 'FOOD & NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES'. The bar is staffed by a team of sommeliers and carries premium wines

Not included

• Alcohol, available for purchase at the club's private full-service bar

Service ends

Not published for the included food. Arena-wide, alcohol sales stop at the beginning of the fourth quarter (Barclays Center A-Z guide)

Applies to

Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty games, for members of Gallagher Terrace. The club is also open for select other Barclays Center events, where it may be reserved per event

Price

Membership from $12,300 per season at the club's launch, reported by NetsDaily on April 3, 2025 from the phase two announcement; no official page carries a price, and none is published for 2026-27

Sections

Suite Level ANo numbered sections. Barclays Center's product page: 'Gallagher Terrace will be located on Suite Level A with the banquettes equivalent to the 100-Level of the seating bowl.' The Nets' suites site says 'Gallagher Terrace is located on Suite Level and the banquette seats span into the seating bowl.' The arena's Brooklyn Nets seating map prints GALLAGHER TERRACE as a vertical band on the west side, between lower sections 31, 1 and 29 and the Modelo Bridge band, with no numbered sections inside it. The space was built from the arena's Loge Boxes and part of the 40/40 Club (Barclays Center releases, April and October 2025). The suite map published on the Nets' and the Liberty's own suites sites prints GALLAGHER TERRACE in the same place, outboard of lower sections 31, 1 and 29 and inboard of the MODELO and BRIDGE bands.

Rows

Banquette seating, 'a first for the arena', for 110 guests (Barclays Center releases and food and beverage page); the Nets' suites site sells it in 4-ticket units. No row labels are published

Inclusions stated on Barclays Center's current product page and on the Nets' own suites site ('Food Included'). The Nets' premium page describes the in-seat wait service and the bar without naming an inclusion, which is a gap rather than a conflict. The club opened with the Nets' 2025-26 home opener on October 24, 2025; the product page is still written in the future tense ('will be located', 'will have access'), and the premium hub card still reads 'Opening Fall 2025', so the page has not been revised since launch and nothing on it establishes 2026-27 terms. The menu, the service window, and whether the price still holds are still to be confirmed with the venue.

Last checked Sep 17, 2026 · source

Food

'All-inclusive culinary options and a private bar' (Barclays Center product page), with the benefit line 'FOOD & NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES'. For the rebuilt club, Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment's release of January 16, 2026 describes interactive show kitchens, 'the only club in the arena where guests can watch their meals prepared in real time', and 'a diverse selection of food stations, including carving stations, sushi, kosher offerings, and elevated takes on classic arena favorites', plus a dedicated pizza oven. The release does not say the food is included. The arena's dining entry for the club, which carries the copy it carried under its former name, puts the inclusion as 'Barclays Center's finest, all-inclusive culinary options, including a dessert bar and snacks for the game'

Alcohol

Alcohol not includedNo alcohol is named as included: the product page pairs 'all-inclusive culinary options' with 'a private bar' and lists the benefit as 'FOOD & NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES'. Barclays Center's food and beverage page lists a wine selection 'available exclusively in Event Level Club' (Cabernet Sauvignon and Poppy Pinot Noir, Routestock 21 Chardonnay and Te Pa Sauvignon Blanc, Sun Goddess Prosecco, Notorious Pink), which is what the bar carries, not a statement that it is included. The arena's dining entry for the club invites members to 'Enjoy cocktails at the bar and Barclays Center's finest, all-inclusive culinary options, including a dessert bar and snacks for the game', where all-inclusive attaches to the food; nothing says the cocktails are included

Not included

• Alcohol is not stated as included; the club has its own private bar

Service ends

Not published for the included food. Arena-wide, alcohol sales stop at the beginning of the fourth quarter (Barclays Center A-Z guide)

Applies to

Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty games, for Season Ticket Members whose membership includes Event Level Club access. The terms above are the ones the venue's current product page states; the club is being rebuilt, and the updated 9,000 square foot club for 360 members opens at the start of the Nets' 2026-27 season

Sections

Event Level, northwest cornerNo numbered sections, and the club is not drawn on the arena's bowl map. Barclays Center's product page: 'Located on the Event Level, in the northwest corner of Barclays Center, immediately under the Event Level VIP entrance (please note: this club does not have a view of the court).' Members sit in seats sold with the membership rather than in the club itself; which sections those are is not published. Qatar Airways Club is the arena's own former name for this club: Barclays Center served this club's dining entry at /dining/detail/qatar-airways-club under that name, with body copy identical word for word to the entry it now serves at /dining/detail/event-level-club, and that old URL answers 404 as of September 17, 2026. The venue's 'View Virtual Venue' link for this club still points at a viewer path named Club/Qatar, and the Nets' own site still carries a dead /tickets/premium/qatar-airways-club route. Calvin Klein Lounge rests on press alone: NetsDaily, January 16, 2026, says the new club will occupy 'what has been the Qatar Airways Club for the past seven years. Before that it was the Calvin Klein Lounge.'

Rows

Not published

The arena's own page governs for now. The listing rests on Barclays Center's product page for a club it sells to Nets season ticket members, which states 'all-inclusive culinary options and a private bar', lists the benefit as 'FOOD & NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES', and names Nets and Liberty games. That wording is carried over from the club as it stood before the rebuild: the arena's dining entry for this club, at /dining/detail/event-level-club, is the entry it served at /dining/detail/qatar-airways-club, renamed with the body left word for word and the old URL now answering 404, and it describes the room being replaced down to its wall-mounted flat-screen television and its BKLYN Platinum memberships. No page states the rebuilt room's terms: the January 16, 2026 release describes a club of more than 9,000 square feet for 360 members with show kitchens and food stations but never says the food is included, the April 21, 2026 release names the rebuilt space the Event Level Club, and neither barclayscenter.com nor bkse.com has published anything about it since. So this listing rests on our own reading of the arena's live page rather than on a statement about the rebuilt club, and it is to be re-checked each review until the new room's terms are published.md.

Last checked Sep 17, 2026 · source