Section 453 at Busch Stadium

★★★★★SeatScore®

Busch Stadium Section 453 View

section 452 panoramic seat view for baseball - busch stadium — Baseball Seat View From Section 452/453

Section 453 Seating Notes

For baseball games, we recommend these seats for views of the arch
For baseball games, we recommend rows 1-5 for kids and family
Related Seating: Infield Terrace
Rows 4 and above are under cover
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 453 are labeled 1-11
An entrance to this section is located at Row 1

When looking towards the field/stage, lower number seats are on the right

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 453 Reviews

Five railings in the way

Jul 2014

Baseball Review
Section 453, Row 8, Seat 1

★★★★★

By all means, do not sit here. The aisle seats behind homeplate in rows 7-9 are behind about five different railings. All-in-all, you have very little chance of seeing home-plate. Middle seats are fine, so are higher rows. But rows 7-9 in Sections 446-454 ought to be avoided.

San Francisco Giants at St Louis Cardinals - Jun 22, 2024

Jun 2024

Baseball Review
Section 453, Row 1 Verified Customer

★★★★★

Infield Terrace
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Highest Level Seating: Located on the top deck of Busch Stadium with some of the furthest views from the field. Budget-Friendly Option: Typically among the most affordable infield tickets in the ballpark. Infield Alignment: Sections 441-454 provide a centered view of the diamond from above. Skyline & Arch Views: Great sightlines of the St. Louis Arch and downtown skyline beyond the outfield. Limited Shade Coverage: Upper rows offer some protection, while lower rows are exposed to sun. Who Should Sit Here Terrace Level Infield seats are ideal for fans looking for a low-cost way to sit along the infield. These seats are best for fans who don’t mind being far from the action and are more focused on value and overall ballpark views Infield Terrace Location & Details Terrace Level Infield seating includes Sections 441-454, located on the highest level of Busch Stadium directly behind home plate. These sections sit further back than any other seating area in the ballpark, creating a more distant but elevated perspective of the game. Because of the height, fans will have a full view of the field layout, along with clear sightlines of the scoreboard and surrounding downtown scenery. Shade and exposure vary by row: Lower rows are more exposed to sun during day games Upper rows benefit from a small overhang that provides some coverage Views from Infield Terrace Views from the Terrace Level Infield are very high and set back, making these some of the furthest seats from the action at Busch Stadium. While the distance can make it harder to see finer details, the elevated angle allows fans to follow the full field and game flow with ease. One of the highlights of these sections is the backdrop — with clear views of the St. Louis Arch and city skyline, adding to the overall experience. For fans prioritizing proximity, there are better options. But for those focused on price and scenery, these seats still offer a solid experience. What to Expect Terrace Level Infield seats are best viewed as a value-driven option. You’ll be far from the field and potentially exposed to the sun, but in return you get one of the cheapest infield perspectives along with some of the best views of the surrounding city.
For Baseball - Recommended For Views of the Arch
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Best overall views of the arch and the right center-field videoboard. Elevated location also allows for more comfortable views of the game
For Baseball - Recommended For Kids and Family
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Within five rows of the concourse and main food plaza. Among the first seats to be shaded during day games. Lowest ticket price among seats near home plate

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