Delta Center: A Practical Venue Guide

What Delta Center is and what to know first

Delta Center is an arena in Salt Lake City, Utah, and the official pages describe a venue with six named levels and a set of policies a visitor should know before arriving. SeatCommons lists events at this venue, and the official pages are the place to confirm the details that apply to your show.

The levels are Event Level (Level 1), Club Level (Level 2), Main Level (Level 3), Suite Level (Level 4), Terrace Level (Level 5) and Sky Level (Level 6). Door 5 is the main entrance on the northeast corner of the arena.

One rule to know before you leave home: Delta Center is a cash-free environment for all purchases. Credit, debit and prepaid cards are accepted, along with mobile payment options such as the digital wallet in the Delta Center, Utah Jazz and Utah Mammoth apps and Delta Center Dollars.

Complimentary Wi-Fi is available inside the arena by selecting the network titled “JordanPushedOff.”

• Levels: Event Level (1), Club Level (2), Main Level (3), Suite Level (4), Terrace Level (5), Sky Level (6)
• Main entrance: Door 5, northeast corner
• Payments: card and mobile only, no cash
• Wi-Fi network: “JordanPushedOff”

Getting there: TRAX, drop-off and rideshare

UTA TRAX riders can ride free if they enter and exit TRAX in the Free Fare Downtown Zone. Note the timing: TRAX stops running at 12:00 AM, so plan the ride home around that.

If you are arriving by car, the official pages name a passenger drop-off zone on 300 West. It is designated for ride-share, and due to postgame traffic that area may not be accessible for pick-up.

For Lyft users, the Lyft pickup zone is located in the southeast corner of the arena on 300 W. The official pages also list a code for new Lyft users: DELTACENTER gives 50% off the first 2 rides, up to

Entrances, doors and finding your seat

Door 5 is the main entrance on the northeast corner of the arena, and it is also the only place where bag X-rays are located. Guests parking in several of the lots listed on the official parking page are directed to Door 5, so expect that corner to be busy.

Which door you use can depend on where you park. Park Place, City Creek Mall, Crown Burger and West High guests enter at Door 5. Japanese Church of Christ and Hyatt House guests use Doors 5 and 8. The Gateway mall guests enter at Door 8, and Triad Center guests enter at Door 2.

Inside, the arena is organized by level, from Event Level up to Sky Level, with seats accessed by portal. Elevators are on the Main Level at Portals A, F and T, on the Suite Level at Suites 9, 23 and 51, and on the Terrace Level at Portals AA, GG and TT. Escalators are on the Main Level at Portals D and Y and on the Terrace Level at Portal BB.

Restrooms are located on all levels throughout the arena. Family restrooms are on the Main Level at Portals G and T, on the Terrace Level at Portals CC and QQ, and on the Club Level at Toyota Club. A First Aid Station is on the Main Level near Portal L.

• Door 5: main entrance, northeast corner, only bag X-ray location
• Doors 5 and 8: Japanese Church of Christ and Hyatt House parking
• Door 8: The Gateway mall parking
• Door 2: Triad Center parking
• Family restrooms: Main Level Portals G and T, Terrace Level Portals CC and QQ, Club Level Toyota Club

Food, drink and ordering

Food and beverage orders can be placed through the Delta Center, Utah Jazz or Utah Mammoth apps, through QR codes near concession locations, or at self-service kiosks around the arena. Kiosks are in the atrium inside the main entry, near Portals D, F, J, L, R, T, W and Y on the main concourse, and at Portals DD, GG, JJ, LL, RR, TT, WW and YY on the upper concourse.

Buying a drink has its own set of rules. Alcoholic beverages can be purchased by guests who are at least 21 years old with proper legal identification, and all guests who appear younger than 35 will be asked to show positive identification first. A maximum of two alcoholic beverages may be sold to each guest, per purchase, per valid ID, and drinks will not be served in containers larger than 25 ounces.

Ordering alcohol is currently unavailable through mobile ordering. Purchase requires ordering in person with a valid ID at select locations throughout Delta Center. Guests with 50% or more of their face painted may not be served alcohol, and guests must discard alcoholic beverages prior to exiting.

Sale cutoffs depend on the event. During Utah Jazz home games, alcohol sales cease at the end of the third quarter. During Utah Mammoth home games, they cease after the third period puck drop. For all other events, sales cease approximately 60 minutes prior to the end of the event.

Outside alcohol may not be brought into any event at Delta Center.

• Order via the apps, QR codes near concessions, or self-service kiosks
• Alcohol: 21+, ID required, two drinks per purchase per valid ID, 25 ounce container limit
• Mobile ordering for alcohol is currently unavailable
• Outside alcohol is not permitted

Accessibility services

Last checked October 28, 2026. The details below come from the arena's official policies page and FAQ.

Accessible parking spaces are available in the Park Place parking lot located to the northeast of Delta Center on South Temple. These spots are offered on a first-come, first-served basis at event or daily pricing.

Guests who purchased non-accessible seats and need accessible seats can exchange them at Delta Center Guest Services on event day, subject to availability.

Assistive listening devices are available free of charge at Guest Services on the Main Level at Portal Y/Door 4. A valid driver license or credit card will be held as a security deposit.

Sign language interpreters must be requested 30 days prior to the event and be approved by the performer or event management. Wheelchair assistance can be arranged by calling Guest Services at (801) 325-2198. That hotline is available to the general public on event days from the time doors open until the conclusion of the event.

Trained service animals, or service animals in training, for guests with disabilities are welcome in all areas of the arena to which the public is invited.

Elevators are located on the Main Level at Portals A, F and T, on the Suite Level at Suites 9, 23 and 51, and on the Terrace Level at Portals AA, GG and TT. Family restrooms are on the Main Level at Portals G and T, on the Terrace Level at Portals CC and QQ, and on the Club Level at Toyota Club. A First Aid Station is on the Main Level near Portal L.

• Accessible parking: Park Place lot, northeast of the arena on South Temple, first-come first-served
• Seat exchanges: Guest Services on event day, subject to availability
• Assistive listening devices: free at Guest Services, Main Level Portal Y/Door 4
• Wheelchair assistance hotline: (801) 325-2198, event days from doors open to event end
• Interpreters: request 30 days ahead, subject to performer or event management approval

Parking lots and rideshare zones

Delta Center features more than 10,000 parking spaces within a two-block radius, including parking for guests with disabilities. Prices and parking availability vary by event, and most parking locations no longer accept cash, which fits an arena that is cash-free throughout.

For specific event pricing and to learn about alternative options to arrive at Delta Center, the official pages list an email contact and the phone number 385-799-6005.

The official parking page names these lots, with the door each one leads to:

Rideshare follows its own geography. The passenger drop-off zone on 300 West is designated for ride-share, and due to postgame traffic that area may not be accessible for pick-up. The Lyft pickup zone is in the southeast corner of the arena on 300 W.

• Park Place: 50 North 300 West, 1,260 uncovered stalls, game-by-game passes through ParkWhiz, enter at Door 5
• Japanese Church of Christ: 268 100 South, 80 uncovered stalls, prices and availability vary, enter at Doors 5 and 8
• The Gateway mall: 75 South 400 West, 2,200 covered stalls, enter at Door 8
• Triad Center: 50 South 300 West, 1,475 covered stalls, enter at Door 2
• City Creek Mall: 50 East South Temple, 5,000 covered stalls, first 2 hours free, enter at Door 5
• Hyatt House: 300 West 140 South, 350 covered stalls, enter at Door 8
• Crown Burger: 118 North 300 West, 200 uncovered stalls, spend $35 or more on game night for a parking pass, enter at Door 5
• West High: 241 North 300 West, uncovered stalls, prices and availability vary, enter at Door 5

Bag policy, prohibited items and re-entry

Bags, including purses, will not be allowed at Delta Center. There are two narrow exceptions with size limits: diaper bags and medical bags are allowed if they are no larger than 14 by 14 by 6 inches, and clutches are allowed but must be no larger than 4 by 6 by 2 inches.

All medical and diaper bags will be X-rayed upon entrance, and bag X-rays are only located at Door 5, the main entrance on the northeast corner of the arena.

Re-entry is prohibited for all Utah Jazz home games. For all other events, the re-entry policy is at the discretion of event and arena management and may vary based on the event.

Banners, flags, posters and signs are not permitted inside the arena unless otherwise specified by team, event or arena management. Costumes are allowed, but no masks or prop weapons are allowed inside, and if face paint is used no more than half of your face may be covered.

Only small instamatic or digital cameras that do not exceed 3 inches high by 4 inches wide by 1 inch deep are allowed, and lenses must not extend more than 1 inch from the camera body.

Smoking has a designated spot: guests may step outside of Door 9 on the Main Level during an event, and must be 25 feet away from the building when smoking. E-cigarettes are prohibited inside but are permitted in the designated smoking area.

Children under 24 months may enter any event free of charge but must share a seat with an accompanying ticketed adult. Children 24 months and older require a ticket.

Six Cozy Earth Mother's Rooms are located on the main concourse near door 1 and door 7 and on level 5 next to the Sensory Room.

• No bags, including purses; diaper and medical bags up to 14 by 14 by 6 inches; clutches up to 4 by 6 by 2 inches
• Bag X-rays only at Door 5
• Cameras: no larger than 3 by 4 by 1 inches, lens extension up to 1 inch
• No masks or prop weapons; face paint on no more than half the face
• Smoking area outside Door 9, 25 feet from the building

Doors and show times

For all Utah Jazz home games and Utah Mammoth games, doors are scheduled to open to the general public 90 minutes prior to tipoff. The official pages do not state a general door time for other events, so check the official event page for your show.

Line-up rules apply on the day of an event: guests may begin lining up on the property at 8:00 AM, and line-up before that time is not permitted.

• Jazz and Mammoth home games: doors 90 minutes before tipoff
• Line-up: no earlier than 8:00 AM on the day of the event
• Other events: door time is listed on the official event page, not confirmed in the sources checked

Check tickets

Browse SeatCommons events at Delta Center to see what is coming up at the arena and plan your visit around the policies above.

Frequently asked questions

What is the bag policy at Delta Center?

Bags, including purses, are not allowed. Diaper bags and medical bags are allowed if no larger than 14 by 14 by 6 inches, and clutches must be no larger than 4 by 6 by 2 inches. Bag X-rays are only located at Door 5.

Where is the main entrance at Delta Center?

Door 5 is the main entrance, on the northeast corner of the arena. It is also the only location for bag X-rays for medical and diaper bags.

Does Delta Center take cash?

No. Delta Center is a cash-free environment for all purchases. Credit, debit and prepaid cards are accepted, along with mobile payment options such as the app digital wallet and Delta Center Dollars.

Where is the Lyft pickup zone at Delta Center?

The Lyft pickup zone is located in the southeast corner of the arena on 300 W. The passenger drop-off zone on 300 West is designated for ride-share, and due to postgame traffic it may not be accessible for pick-up.

How do I arrange wheelchair assistance or accessible seating at Delta Center?

Wheelchair assistance can be arranged by calling Guest Services at (801) 325-2198, available on event days from doors open until the event ends. Guests with non-accessible seats who need accessible seats can exchange them at Guest Services on event day, subject to availability.

Can I bring a camera to Delta Center?

Only small instamatic or digital cameras no larger than 3 inches high by 4 inches wide by 1 inch deep are allowed, and lenses must not extend more than 1 inch from the camera body.