Section 427 at Angel Stadium

★★★★★SeatScore®

Angel Stadium Section 427 View

section 427, row e seat view for baseball - angel stadium — Baseball Seat View From Section 427, Row E

Section 427 Seating Notes

Related Seating: View Level

Row & Seat Numbers

Rows in Section 427 are labeled A-J
An entrance to this section is located at Row J

Rows A-J have 25 seats labeled 1-25
When looking towards the field/field, lower number seats are on the left

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 427 Reviews

Good view

Aug 2014

Baseball Review
Section 427, Row E, Seat 14

★★★★★

Seats are sunny early, but get better when the sun sets behind the stadium. 25 seats in the row are A LOT! When it's full, there is a lot in and out going on. views of the field are alright. Row E doesn't have the railing in its siteline, so that's a major plus. Good views of the LF scoreboard. Pretty average seats in most stadium upper decks. But in the awkward Angel Stadium upper deck, they're probably slightly above average.

View Level
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Highest Seating Tier: View Level sections are the 400s and 500s, the farthest seats from the field. Two Seating Levels: 400s are Lower View and 500s are Upper View sections. Shared Entry Tunnel: The entrance tunnel sits between the two levels, with stairs leading down to 400s and up to 500s. Budget-Friendly Seats: Often among the cheapest reserved seats in the stadium. Best Shade in Upper Rows: Upper rows of the 500 Level sit underneath the stadium roof. Who Should Sit Here View Level seats are a good option for fans looking for affordable tickets while still having a reserved seat inside Angel Stadium. These sections are popular with fans who want to enjoy the game atmosphere without paying lower-level prices. View Level Location & Details The View Level is the highest seating tier at Angel Stadium and includes all sections labeled in the 400s and 500s. These sections wrap around the stadium from foul pole to foul pole and provide a panoramic perspective of the entire ballpark. Fans enter this seating level through a shared entrance tunnel, which sits between the two tiers. From the tunnel: Fans walk down the stairs to reach the 400 Level (Lower View) seats. Fans walk up the stairs to reach the 500 Level (Upper View) seats. 400 Level vs. 500 Level The View Level is split into two distinct seating tiers. Lower View (400 Level) Located down the stairs from the entrance tunnel Row A sits at the front of each section Roughly 10 rows per section Views from the front rows are comparable to Luxury Suites located below Upper View (500 Level) Located up the stairs from the entrance tunnel Roughly 20 rows per section The upper half of the sections (Row L and higher) sits underneath the stadium roof While the 500 Level is farther from the field, it provides better shade and weather protection than the 400 Level. Views from the View Level Because this is the highest level in the stadium, fans will be sitting farther from the action compared to other seating areas. However, the elevated position provides a wide view of the entire field, which some fans prefer for following defensive positioning and overall game flow. Seats located behind home plate and near the infield offer the most balanced sightlines. Shade & Seating Strategy Shade coverage varies significantly depending on row and section. The best shaded seats in the View Level are typically found in the upper rows of the 500 Level, particularly Row L and higher, which sit underneath the roof. However, these seats are also the farthest from the field and require the longest walk up the stairs. Fans looking to avoid sitting at the very top should consider sections behind home plate and along the infield, which tend to move into the shade earlier than seats located in the outfield.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Lean forward to watch the game"
(Section 518) - ★★★ -
The seats had a great seating angle facing towards the pitchers mound and home plate, but the railings are a huge distraction from where I was. If I sat back naturally in the seat, the railing right in front would block out the back of the batters box and was incredibly annoying to have right there...
"Don't sit in Row A!"
(Section 413) - ★ -
The railing is just brutal! Don't sit in Row A even if they're free! And if you have Row A seats, don't try giving them away -- someone might sue you for the back problems they're sure to get here. You've got about a ten inch window to see between the railings. In order to get that view, you hav...