SAP Center at San Jose: the all-inclusive seating guide

Food

All-inclusive food. "Being all-inclusive, members will enjoy complimentary food and beverage in The NetApp Celly Lounge from the time that doors open through the end of the second intermission. Unique menus have been developed by our chefs exclusively for The NetApp Celly Lounge." Members also receive in-seat food and beverage service

Alcohol

Beer, wine & spirits included"Membership also includes a wide variety of complimentary beer, wine, and spirits hand-picked by the NetApp Celly Lounge staff." The page's own summary adds "all-inclusive food and beverages featuring hand-crafted cocktails and curated menus"

Service ends

"From the time that doors open through the end of the second intermission"

Applies to

Sharks games. The product is a Sharks365 full season membership, and the team's page describes the lounge around Sharks games throughout

Price

2026–27 Sharks365 full season, average price per game: $293 to $520 for new members, $279 to $495 on renewal. The pricing map splits it into three tiers, Glass $520, Teal $357 and Orange $293 new, against $495, $340 and $279 on renewal. Prices are per seat per game across the full season.

Sections

Not publishedNo official page prints a section number for the seats. The team's page places them in "the first three rows at SAP Center" and footnotes the claim "*Select seats in the first three rows". The 2026–27 Sharks365 pricing map colour keys three tiers under "NetApp Celly Lounge Access", Glass, Teal and Orange, and all three are drawn as rinkside bands between the boards and the numbered lower bowl, so no numbered section falls inside them. The lounge itself is on the club level: the team's own food and beverage page files it at Club 107 with the caption "Exclusive Members Only club featuring all-inclusive experience", and the club level map draws the room on the outer edge of the concourse beside sections 107, 109 and 110, next to the West Club Bar. That is the end the pricing map labels "ATTACK 1ST & 3RD PERIODS", which is the end the Sharks attack twice rather than a fixed side of the building.

Rows

Select seats in the first three rows

Four official sources agree and none contradicts. The team's product page states the inclusion, the service window and the drinks; the Sharks365 membership page repeats it as "Exclusive access to NetApp Celly Lounge with all-inclusive food & beverage"; the 2026–27 pricing map prints the same line under the product's three price tiers; and the 2026–27 benefits chart gives "All-Inclusive Experience in NetApp Celly Lounge" to this tier alone. The arena's own food and beverage page calls the room an exclusive members only club featuring an all-inclusive experience. Spirits are itemized on the product page rather than summarized, so the tier follows the list. The former name rests on the product page's own archived copy: the capture of May 17, 2024 reads "The Lounge" throughout with the same inclusion sentence, and the capture of Sep. 27, 2025 already reads "The NetApp Celly Lounge".

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Food

"Enjoy complimentary food and beverage from a chef-inspired menu, crafted exclusively for our Premium Members. The Penthouse Lounge also includes access to a rotating food menu." The team's flex plan page words the same thing as "chef-driven menus and rotating culinary creations"

Alcohol

Beer, wine & spirits included"A diverse assortment of beer, wine, and spirits", on the product page. The flex plan page itemizes it the same way, "a curated selection of complimentary beer, wine, and spirits", and adds the service window

Service ends

The flex plan page states the service runs from doors open through the second intermission. The product page states no cut-off

Applies to

All Sharks games, and select SAP Center concerts, comedy and other live events. The team sells it as a premium membership covering both, and the arena's own premium page lists it as one of the building's two premium products. The team's 2025–26 media guide is the only source that scopes the non-Sharks half: "access to a variety of events at SAP Center including all Sharks Game, and select access to concerts, family shows, and more"

Price

Not published. No Sharks or SAP Center page prints a price for the Penthouse Lounge, and the team's flex plan builder showed no games when it was read on Sep. 19, 2026.

Sections

Penthouse LevelThe team's suite site places it "Penthouse Level (Above Sections 207-209); Sharks shoot 2x end". Sections 207 to 209 are the sections the boxes sit above rather than the product's own labels, and "Sharks shoot 2x end" is a hockey orientation phrase for the end the Sharks attack twice, not a fixed side of the building; the 2026–27 pricing map labels that end "ATTACK 1ST & 3RD PERIODS". The arena's own premium page describes the product as "semi-private theatre boxes". The team's 2025–26 media guide gives the product a published size in its SAP Center facts and figures, "Penthouse Lounge: 184 theatre-style seats". No official map prints a label for it.

Rows

Four or six person theater boxes, sold whole

Four official sources state the inclusion and agree with each other: the team's product page, the team's premium hub, the arena operator's own premium page, which calls the Penthouse Lounge the building's latest premium seating experience "which features semi-private theatre boxes and all-inclusive food and beverage", and the team's 2025–26 media guide, which describes "an all-inclusive food and beverage experience from a chef-inspired, rotating food menu that includes access to a diverse assortment of beer, wine, and spirits". Spirits are itemized three times rather than summarized, so the tier follows the list. The tier does not rest on the private bar, and the bar is not recorded as complimentary: all three pages introduce it after the itemized pour and as a further amenity ("Enjoy additional access to a private bar"; "members have access to a private bar"), and the team's suite site files it under Additional Amenities as "Access to Semi-Private Bar" beside "Access to SAP Center Club Level", which is access to the building's paid club bars. Under the site's Ball Arena ruling a bar listed among a room's contents is not complimentary, so what the private bar pours and on what terms is not established and it is still to be confirmed with the venue. The service window is taken from the flex plan page, which is the team's own, and the product page is silent on it.

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Food

"Terraces include your choice of food and drinks from one of our pre-set menus, great seating, and a perfect view of the Shark Head." What the pre-set menus contain is not published

Alcohol

Alcohol not includedNo drink is named. The page says "food and drinks from one of our pre-set menus" and stops there, and no other official page describes what a Terrace booking pours. The building's own bars, on the concourse and on the Bloom Energy Power Club level, are places where drinks are bought

Not included

• No drink is named as included

Service ends

Not published

Applies to

Sharks games, sold to groups of twelve or more through Sharks group sales

Sections

Penthouse levelThe team's hospitality spaces page places the product by phrase, "this semi-private space on the Penthouse level", with "a perfect view of the Shark Head". No page prints a section or a box number. The arena's venue map page confirms the labels exist as seating locations by listing what closes for concerts: "All Terrace and Plaza seating locations". The team's 2025–26 media guide counts them in its SAP Center facts and figures, between the suite count and the parking count: "Penthouse Terrace Group Entertainment Areas: 3".

Rows

Not published. The page says only "great seating"

The inclusion rests on one sentence on the team's own hospitality spaces page, which is the only official description of the product. Neither the Sharks' premium pages nor the arena's mention it, and the arena's Host Your Event page names no space at all. Alcohol is left at none because no page names a drink, following the rule that unnamed food and drink takes the narrowest tier, and the reading is our own rather than the team's; a re-check on Sep. 19, 2026 found no group price sheet, no group menu and nothing itemized in the page's own images, and the only catering document either official site publishes is an à la carte suite menu that names neither room. Following the site's rule at Moda Center, a group hospitality package with no page, price or online path of its own still gets a record when the team's page states the catering package and the smallest allotment is under fifty; twelve is well under. Being filed under Group Tickets is not evidence against the record: the same Group Tickets tab bar lists "Penthouse Lounge Group Tickets", pointing at the Penthouse Lounge product page.

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