Terrace Level
Daikin Park

• Front of Upper Deck: Located in the first 9 rows of the upper seating tier.

• Better Than View Level: Closer and more desirable than the seats directly above.

• Shared Tunnel Access: Same entry point as View Level (Row 1 access).

• Strong Home Plate Sections: Best views found in Sections 317-321.

• Shade Advantage: Third base side offers better protection from the sun.

Who Should Sit Here

Terrace Level seats are ideal for fans looking for a more affordable elevated option with better views than the upper deck above. These seats are a great fit for fans who want a balanced perspective of the field without sitting too high up. They’re especially appealing for fans who value view quality and price over premium amenities.

Terrace Level Location & Details

Terrace Level seating is located in the first 9 rows of the upper deck at Daikin Park, directly in front of the View Level.

These sections share a tunnel entrance at Row 1, meaning:

• Easy access to seats

• Minimal walking compared to higher rows

Because this level sits just below the View Level:

• It offers a noticeable improvement in proximity

• Maintains a similar overall experience in terms of amenities

Views from Terrace Level

Terrace Level seats offer a strong elevated perspective of the field, with better angles than the level above.

• Sections 317-321: Best overall views directly behind home plate

• Third base side:

• Better angle to the main videoboard

• Less exposure to the sun when the roof is open

Views are:

• High enough to see the entire field clearly

• Close enough to maintain a more connected game experience than View Level

Value Tip

If you can’t find seats in the first few rows of the Terrace Level, it’s often better to look at the first couple rows of the View Level.

• Similar amenities and entry point

• Lower ticket price

• Minimal difference in overall experience

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