Section 511 at Great American Ball Park

★★★★★SeatScore®

Great American Ball Park Section 511 View

section 510 panoramic seat view for baseball - great american ball park — Baseball Seat View From Section 510/511

Section 511 Seating Notes

For baseball games, we recommend rows A-E for outstanding convenience
Related Seating: View Level Seats
Rows L and above are under cover
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 511 are labeled A-R
An entrance to this section is located at Row A

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

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 511 Reviews

View Level Seats
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Highest Seating Tier: Includes the uppermost sections of the ballpark, offering the most elevated views. Largest Seating Area: The 500 Level sections (509–537) make up the majority of the View Level. Best Views Behind Home Plate: Sections 520–537 offer the most centered perspective of the field. View Level Box Sections: Sections 420–437 sit closer to the field and contain only six rows per section. Shade in Upper Rows: Some overhead coverage can be found in the last few rows of the 500 Level sections. Who Should Sit Here View Level seats are ideal for fans who want a budget-friendly option while still enjoying the atmosphere of a Reds game. These sections offer elevated views of the entire ballpark and are popular with fans who enjoy a panoramic perspective. Location & Seating Details The View Level at Great American Ball Park includes all seating located on the highest tier of the stadium. This level consists primarily of two seating groups: View Level Sections (500 Level): Sections 509–537, which make up the majority of the upper deck. View Level Box Sections (400 Level): Sections 420–437, which sit slightly lower and closer to the field. The 500 Level sections are the largest sections in the stadium and typically contain rows A through V, creating longer stairways and larger seating areas. Entry tunnels for these sections are located at the front of the sections, meaning fans seated in higher rows will have a longer walk to the concourse. Views from the View Level Because of the elevation, these seats provide a wide, panoramic view of the entire ballpark. Sections 520–537, located behind home plate and along the first base side, offer the most centered views and a clear look at the videoboard. Sections 509–519, located along the third base side, offer similar views of the field but require a slight head turn to see the videoboard located above left field. The aisles in the home plate and first base side sections are steeper, while the third base side sections offer a slightly easier walk up the aisle. Shade & Row Considerations Some overhead coverage can be found in the final few rows of the View Level sections due to the stadium structure above. However, these seats also have the furthest distance from the field and the longest walks to the concourse, since the entry points are located near the front rows. View Level Box Sections Sections 420–437 are referred to as the View Level Box sections and are the closest seats to the field on the View Level. Each section features just six rows of seating, making them much easier to access than the larger 500 Level sections. For Reds games, Sections 420–432 tend to offer the best views thanks to their location along the infield. For concerts, Sections 427–432 typically provide the best angles toward the stage. Fans looking to sit even closer to the field may want to compare tickets in the Mezzanine Level, which sits directly below the View Level Box sections.
For Baseball - Recommended For Outstanding Convenience
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These seats were hand-selected for being close to a wide-range of amenities. They are within five rows of the concourse (fewer stairs) and there is a men’s restroom, women’s restroom and concessions near this section.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Seats not bleachers"
(Section 513) - ★★ -
Take binoculars if you want to know who is playing what positions. Food and drinks at unreal prices - water $4.75, coke $6.75.