Section 158 at Busch Stadium

Name: Section 158
Rating: 3.6

★★★★★SeatScore®

Busch Stadium Section 158 View

360° Photo From Busch Stadium Section 157/158

Seat View for Busch Stadium Section 158, Row 10

Seat View for Busch Stadium Section 158, Row 18

Section 158 Seating Notes

These seats are located behind the visitor dugout
Rows D-L are recommended for visiting team fans
Related Seating: Home Field Box (for baseball games)
Rows 24 and above are under cover
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 158 are labeled A-J, 1-24
There is a walkway betweeen Rows J and 1
An entrance to this section is located at Row 24

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 158 Reviews

Awesome Seats For Visiting Fans

May 2018

Section 158, Row B

★★★★★

Rows A and B are directly next to the visitor dugout - to the point where you can rest your arm on the dugout. This area is crazy-crowded before the game because the players are warming up right here and fans are seeking autographs and souvenirs. But about 10 minutes before first pitch the usher kicks everyone out. During the game the players use the stairs right in front of you between each inning. You'll be five feet from your favorite players a lot. One new thing for 2018: the net has extended to reach all the way to the end of the dugout. This is good and bad. First, it's kind of annoying to look through the netting to home plate. But, section 158 is the first section where there is no net to the field. So the players throw balls in the section all the time. If you are sitting in the first five rows of 158 or 159 and have a kid, he/she is almost guaranteed to get a ball. One thing I wasn't expecting was to get access to the Third Base Lounge. This is one section over and includes a bar and restroom. It was actually pretty difficult to get to from our seats because you had to cross over a section which is impossible to do when the game is going on. But it might be a nice perk to fans who wish to grab a refreshment or cool down.

Padded seats behind the visitor dugout!

Jul 2015

Section 158, Row 18

★★★★★

I purchased these tickets specifically because they were behind the White Sox dugout. These seats afford you an awesome view of the whole field and especially the infield. You're about in line with third base and have a perfect view of the batter/pitcher exchange along with the right field scoreboard. For visiting team fans, this is where you want to be. This section and the adjacent sections had a bunch of fellow Sox fans to cheer with, and the Cardinals fans were always respectable and friendly. It's rare to find a padded seat in an outdoor stadium unless it's on the club level or the seats are covered, so this was a nice treat and made the game more comfortable. Overall, great seats for any fan who really enjoys the game of baseball. Just wish the food on this level was better! Probably the most disappointing food options in any baseball stadium I've visited thus far.

Wonderful Cubs-Cardinals seats I found for a great price!

Jun 2018

Section 158, Row 2, Seats 7-8

★★★★★

-11 rows from the field -9 rows from the back of the visitor's dugout -Cushioned seat bottoms -Plenty of legroom -Behind netting -Completely in the shade by at least 6pm

Row A is the first row behind the visitor's dugout in Sections 156-158.

Front of sections 142-158 are behind the netting

There is some amount of netting or screening in front of sections 142-158. The height and coverage of netting or screening will vary by section.

Home Field Box
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Located on the lowest tier of the stadium, these infield seats are second in viewing experience only to the premium Cardinal Club seating directly behind home plate. Cardinals fans will enjoy sitting directly behind the team dugout located behind sections 141-144 on the first base side , while visiting fans will prefer sections 156-159 on the third base side (seats directly behind the dugouts are often referred to as Diamond Box seats). Sections located behind home plate (145-155) will have fewer rows as the the Cardinal Club seats take up the space directly behind home plate. On different Cardinals seating charts these sections are also referred to as the Infield Field Box and Diamond Box.
Recommended For Visiting Team Fans
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Seats within 8 rows of the visitor dugout. See the players up-close as they warm up and enter/exit the dugout during the game. Outstanding views to all areas of the ballpark

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