Section 144 at Chase Field

- Endzone seating options include the sections along the first base line, as well as those just beyond the left field wall. Lettered sections A-F on the first base side are also known as the Dugout Box, where fans will find more spacious legroom and closer proximity to the field, but will have a very shallow seating height making it difficult to follow the action at the far endzone. For the best overall experience from the lower endzone options, we recommend the higher rows of Sections 114-117 (along the first base line). You'll find a good viewing height near the top rows, and will also have a good viewing angle to the main videoboard in center field (left field seats will have a difficult head turn to see the videoboard). 

(2026 Review) - Home Run Territory: Sections 101-105 (right field) and 139-144 (left field) behind the outfield walls    Classic Bleacher Seating: Long bench-style rows with up to ~40 rows per section    Best for Souvenirs: Prime spots for catching home run balls, especially in right field    Sun Exposure: Right field bleachers get the most sun when the roof is open    Social Atmosphere: Close to attractions like the pool area, Strike Zone, and Picnic Pavilion    Who Should Sit Here  Bleacher seats are ideal for Diamondbacks fans looking for a fun, casual, and energetic gameday experience. These are great for families, groups, and fans hoping to catch a home run ball or sit near some of the ballpark’s most unique attractions.  Bleacher Seats Location & Details  Bleacher seating at Chase Field is located behind the outfield walls in two main areas:  Right Field: Sections 101-105    Left Field: Sections 139-144    These sections feature bench-style bleacher seating with long rows and a more traditional ballpark feel. Some sections can have up to 40 rows, making them larger than many other areas of the stadium.  Fans looking to be near the action can sit:  Near the visiting bullpen (Section 105)    Near the Diamondbacks bullpen (Section 139)    Views from Bleacher Seats  Views from the bleachers provide a unique outfield perspective.  These seats are farther from home plate but offer a great vantage point for tracking fly balls and home runs. Sections in right field tend to be more popular for fans hoping to catch a ball, especially from left-handed hitters.  Sections in right-center field (Section 101) are among the best in this area, offering slightly better angles toward home plate and proximity to key attractions.