Section 229 at Empower Field

(2026 Review) - South End Zone Deck: A single deck of seating above the south end zone — Sections 228–236.    Budget-Friendly: Usually cheaper than comparable sections around the stadium.    Unique End Zone View: Offers a distinctive behind-the-end-zone perspective.    Light on Amenities: Not much in the way of amenities, cover, or standout views.    Cold & Windy: Among the coldest and windiest seats in the stadium on a bad-weather day.    Who Should Sit Here  The Plaza Level is best for budget-minded fans who want an affordable ticket and a unique end-zone vantage point, and who aren't concerned with amenities or premium comfort. It's a no-frills option — if a better overall gameday experience matters to you, similarly-priced seats near midfield in the upper deck or in the lower corner sections will usually serve you better. But if price and an end-zone view are the priority, it does the job.  Location & Details  The Plaza Level is a single deck of seating perched above the south end zone (over Sections 129–135), made up of Sections 228–236. Each section contains up to 33 rows, with the section entrance located at row 1 — so sitting in the higher rows means a trek of up to 30 stairs to reach your seat.  What You'll See  These seats deliver a straight-on end-zone view from above the south end of the field — a unique angle for watching plays develop toward you. Just set expectations accordingly: the source is upfront that these aren't among the stadium's better views, so you're trading sightline quality for a lower price and that distinctive end-zone perspective.  Know Before You Buy  Two honest heads-ups. First, there's little to no cover here, and the seats are heavily exposed — on a cold, windy day, this is among the chilliest, windiest spots in the building, so dress warm. Second, if you want more for your money, seats near midfield in the upper deck or in the lower corners are similarly priced and generally offer a better experience. The Plaza Level's real appeal is the cheaper price and the unique end-zone view.