Seats with Backs
- Seats with Backs - All seats in Sections 9-11 feature a stadium chair with a back. Rows A-D in Sections 7, 8, 12 and 13 feature a stadium chair with back.
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Rate your seatsMost baseline sections features rows of seating starting with B and ending with W. The lone exceptions are Sections 8 and 12 where Row A is the first row. There really isn't a bad seat in the stadium. The sections are small and easy to maneuver and the intimacy of the stadium leads to fantastic atmosphere - especially around the dugouts in Sections 6-8 and 12-14.
While none of the seats on the baselines are covered, Rows A-D in Sections 7, 8, 12 and 13 feature chairs with backs. All other seats on the infield and down the baselines are bench-style.
The best seats at ASA Stadium are behind home plate in Sections 9, 10 and 11. Each of these sections features chairback seating and impressive views of the whole field.
Rows in each of these sections run from A to W. Although it may be tempting to splurge on tickets closest to the field, keep in mind that rows L-W in these three sections are the only covered seats in the stadium. During the sunny afternoon hours, the roof provides ample relief.
Sections 19-22 are bleacher seats located in home run territory. Unlike outfield seating at Major League Baseball stadiums, these seats will have you feeling remarkably close to the action as you'll only be about half the distance from home plate.
Sections 19 and 22 are your best chances for a home run ball, although many souvenirs land out of reach in the non-occupied areas down the line.
If you're sensitive to the sun, these seats should be avoided in the afternoon. They face southwest and will be bright into the late evening.
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