Section 132 at Daikin Park

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Section Insights

Top Pick for Kids and Family
Afternoon Shade in Select Rows
Rows 1-40

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What It's Like to Sit in Section 132

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Row & Seat Numbers

Rows in Section 132 are labeled 1-40
An entrance to this section is located at Row 40
When looking towards the field/stage, lower number seats are on the left
Rows 1-3 have 10 seats labeled 1-10
Rows 4-6 have 11 seats labeled 1-11
Rows 7-8 have 12 seats labeled 1-12
Rows 9-11 have 13 seats labeled 1-13
Rows 12-14 have 14 seats labeled 1-14
Rows 15-17 have 15 seats labeled 1-15
Rows 18-22 have 16 seats labeled 1-16
Row 23 has 17 seats labeled 1-17
Rows 24-26 have 18 seats labeled 1-18
Rows 27-31 have 19 seats labeled 1-19
Row 32 has 20 seats labeled 1-20
Rows 33-36 have 21 seats labeled 1-21
Rows 37-39 have 22 seats labeled 1-22
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RYS Expert Reviews

Field Boxes

(2026 Review) - Baseline Seating Options: Sections 105-111 (third base) and 127-134 (first base). Strong Infield Angles: Better perspective than most outfield seats despite being off-center. Best Shade Side: Third base side gets shade earlier and more consistently. Foul Ball Potential: Good chance at foul balls in select sections. Great Value Alternative: Cheaper than Dugout Boxes with still solid views. Who Should Sit Here Field Box seats are ideal for fans looking for a lower-level seat with strong infield views at a better price than behind home plate. These seats are great for fans who want a balance of view, value, and proximity to the field. They’re also a good option for fans targeting shade or foul ball opportunities. Field Boxes Locations & Details Filed Box seating includes: Sections 105-111 (third base line) Sections 127-134 (first base line) These sections run along the baselines and sit just beyond the Dugout Box sections, placing them slightly farther from home plate but still within the infield viewing area. While not as close or centered as Dugout Boxes, these sections still provide: A clear look at infield action Strong proximity to the field More affordable ticket options Views from Field Boxes Field Boxes offer solid infield views with a slightly angled perspective toward home plate. Sections 106-107: Among the best baseline views with a strong angle toward home plate and a clear look at the right field scoreboard Sections farther down the line: More angled and slightly more distant Foul ball areas: Sections 109-111 (third base side) Sections 127-132 (first base side) These areas give fans a better chance at catching a souvenir, though netting does limit some opportunities. Compared to Dugout Boxes: Slightly farther from home plate Still provide a strong and enjoyable view of the infield What to Expect Field Box seats offer a great mix of value, view, and flexibility. For fans willing to sit slightly off-center, these sections provide a noticeable cost savings while still delivering a quality infield experience.

Seating Notes

For baseball games, we recommend these seats for kids and family
Rows 35 and above are shaded during most day games
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Fan Reviews

★★★★★

Doesn't get much better for bringing your kids to the game — With row 1 being right up against the field in Section 132, my seat in Row 12 was very close to the field. Decent elevation above the field level gives good views of the field but you will be blocked out from seeing any scorchers hit down the first base line and into the right field corner. I wish the seats had been angled a bit better as you were pointed directly at the left field foul pole and have to look to your left to watch home plate and the pitchers mound.

I was there early for an 7:10 game, and would recommend hanging out in the concourse until the sun goes down below the Houston skyline before venturing to Row 12 (sun was directly in my eyes while watching batting practice). Its a lengthy walk to get to the seats from the entry tunnel located at row 40 (top of the section), but the aisles are not too steep and a hand railing is there to make the walk down safer and easier.

The Minute Maid Squeeze Play area is located just outside this section and behind the concourse, making it a great option for families headed to an Astros Game. The kids will also have a great head on view of the home train in left field, and restrooms and concessions are available just outside the section entrance. Viewing the main scoreboard is difficult though, as you will need to turn your entire body to see the large screen which sits above the seats in right field.

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