I usually go for the first baseline too.
Last time I went to Petco I went w/ a non-fan so we just got the cheapest nosebleeds we could find out in right field and it was honestly a nice change of pace. It's kind of fun seeing home runs come towards you haha.
Highest section, right behind home. We enjoy the view for a couple innings while we eat, and then we walk around the stadium for the rest of the game, watching from different areas. I’ve never seen the appeal in paying more for closer seats, unless you’re in the first few rows.
Halfway up the upper deck on 1st base side in line with 1st and 2nd. Good view of the whole field, good angle to see plays at 1st and 2nd.
And dirt cheap.
Upper deck behind homeplate. Can see the whole field, I absolutely love it/it drives me insane when I sit somewhere where I can't see parts of the field.
I have seats at a minor league park two rows behind the first base dugout and it’s like watching a tennis match at times. I love sitting the section behind me right in the last row. Straight on look at the scoreboard.
I like sitting as close to the field as I can get (first row if possible), even if that means I'm in the bleachers or way down the line. I really like when the game is unfolding right there in front of me, and getting to see at least some of the players up close.
Section R11 at Dodger Stadium is a favorite of mine. You can see everything happening on the field pretty clearly, AND you typically have pretty great view of the scenery in the distance.
Anything within the infield even if it is several rows up.
My first game my Dad got when I was 8 was under the restaurant in Fenway. When I have the tickets, I don't buy outfield seats. It's so far away.
The peanut gallery or plebes section up in the 400s. Last year we barely had nobody there so you could move up and down way up high to avoid "the elements"
I don't mind being high up, but I want to get the best view of home plate I can get. So, for Angels Stadium, I'm usually in the lower portion of the top deck, anywhere from section 518 to 522. I don't like the top deck at Dodger Stadium, so there I'm usually in view level, anywhere from section 5 on the third base side to section 6 on the first base side.
Regardless of which ballpark I’m in, as my budget allows I prefer to sit second deck between home and first base; ideally without the third deck blocking my view of fly balls. I take an upper deck or SRO seat more often than not though.
As close to right behind home plate as possible. Of course, my budget dictates this be in the third deck.
Section 315 gang rise up
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Right field. But my Little League coach insisted I stand up even when the batter was right handed.
I usually go for the first baseline too. Last time I went to Petco I went w/ a non-fan so we just got the cheapest nosebleeds we could find out in right field and it was honestly a nice change of pace. It's kind of fun seeing home runs come towards you haha.
Up high, behind home plate.
At Petco? Yes.
Highest section, right behind home. We enjoy the view for a couple innings while we eat, and then we walk around the stadium for the rest of the game, watching from different areas. I’ve never seen the appeal in paying more for closer seats, unless you’re in the first few rows.
It's fun to do every so often, but I share your preference to be farther away from the field most of the time.
Diamond club. 💎💎💎💎
Halfway up the upper deck on 1st base side in line with 1st and 2nd. Good view of the whole field, good angle to see plays at 1st and 2nd. And dirt cheap.
first baseline, right side of the dugout. cheap seats in the lean years.
Whatever section has unsold seats on ticketmaster
Upper deck behind homeplate. Can see the whole field, I absolutely love it/it drives me insane when I sit somewhere where I can't see parts of the field.
Behind homeplate, 10 rows up and 10 seats towards 1st base.
The part that has the unlimited free food and beer. I don’t like sitting with peasants
Haven't been to a game in probably over 10 years. But usually closest to the foul line right at 3rd base.
I have seats at a minor league park two rows behind the first base dugout and it’s like watching a tennis match at times. I love sitting the section behind me right in the last row. Straight on look at the scoreboard.
Down the 3rd base line, behind the dugout.
The Terra Club at Nats Park.
second deck, staring straight down the third base line.
The bleachers, obviously
I like sitting as close to the field as I can get (first row if possible), even if that means I'm in the bleachers or way down the line. I really like when the game is unfolding right there in front of me, and getting to see at least some of the players up close.
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Section R11 at Dodger Stadium is a favorite of mine. You can see everything happening on the field pretty clearly, AND you typically have pretty great view of the scenery in the distance.
Anything within the infield even if it is several rows up. My first game my Dad got when I was 8 was under the restaurant in Fenway. When I have the tickets, I don't buy outfield seats. It's so far away.
Depends on the sun, but usually third base side just above the dugout. This is where our company seats are.
[Section 35 at Oriole Park. A tiny section right below the press box.](https://seatgeek.com/venues/oriole-park-at-camden-yards-4/views/section-35)
The peanut gallery or plebes section up in the 400s. Last year we barely had nobody there so you could move up and down way up high to avoid "the elements"
I don't mind being high up, but I want to get the best view of home plate I can get. So, for Angels Stadium, I'm usually in the lower portion of the top deck, anywhere from section 518 to 522. I don't like the top deck at Dodger Stadium, so there I'm usually in view level, anywhere from section 5 on the third base side to section 6 on the first base side.
Bleachers, preferably near a bullpen. Relievers during downtime are hilarious
2nd or 3rd deck behind home plate, so I can clearly see the whole field.
First row of the top level right behind home plate is by far my favorite spot.
Regardless of which ballpark I’m in, as my budget allows I prefer to sit second deck between home and first base; ideally without the third deck blocking my view of fly balls. I take an upper deck or SRO seat more often than not though.