Section 3 at Globe Life Field

★★★★★SeatScore®

Globe Life Field Section 3 View

section 3, row 8 seat view for baseball - globe life field — Baseball Seat View From Section 3, Row 8

Section 3 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Corner Boxes (for baseball games)

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 3 are labeled 1-16

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

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 3 Reviews

Los Angeles Dodgers at Texas Rangers - Jul 22, 2023

Jul 2023

Baseball Review
Section 3, Row 3 Verified Customer

★★★★★

Just above player eye level, close to action. Good view over all, but blind spot in corner of left field. Good view of opponent bench.

Corner Boxes
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Lower Level Baseline Seating: Located near the foul poles on the lowest seating level at Globe Life Field. Closest Budget Seats Near the Infield: Often the most affordable lower-level tickets near the infield. First Base Corner: Sections 22–26 sit along the first base side. Third Base Corner: Sections 1–4 sit along the third base side. Protective Netting: Seats in these sections sit behind the extended protective netting. Who Should Sit Here Corner Box seats are a good option for fans who want lower-level seating close to the infield without paying club seat prices. These sections are popular with fans looking for affordable Rangers tickets that still keep them near the action along the baselines. Corner Box Location & Details Corner Box sections at Globe Life Field are located on the lowest seating level near the foul poles, positioned along both baselines. Sections 1–4 make up the third base corner, while sections 22–26 sit along the first base corner. Each section typically contains 16 rows of seating, though section 26 is smaller and only features 8 rows. Fans sitting in these sections will also be seated behind the protective netting, which extends from sections 1 through 25 at Globe Life Field. Because most other infield seats on the lower level are tied to premium clubs or special amenities, Corner Box sections are often among the most affordable lower-level seats near the infield. Corner Box Views Corner Box seats provide a close view of the field from near the baselines, allowing fans to follow infield action and plays developing near the foul lines. While the angle toward home plate can be slightly sharper compared to infield seats closer to the plate, these sections still offer a solid perspective of the batter’s box, pitcher’s mound, and infield play. Fans should also expect protective netting to be visible, though it is designed to minimize obstruction while helping protect fans from foul balls.