Section 310 at Husky Stadium

- Where It Is: Upper deck seating along the South (Sections 301-311) and North (Sections 325-327 and beyond) sides of the field.  Fully Covered: An enormous roof shades every row from sun and rain.  Sun Caveat: For late afternoon games, the front rows of Sections 308-311 and 325-327 may catch some sun.  Plan Your Climb: South-side tunnels top out at Row 15, so higher rows mean a stair climb.  Who Should Sit Here  The 300 Level at Husky Stadium suits fans who want dependable protection from the elements without giving up a full look at the action. With the roof covering all rows, it's a smart pick for weather-conscious spectators and anyone attending a game where rain or afternoon sun is in play.  300 Level Seating Details  The 300 Level wraps the South and North sides of the field. The South side spans Sections 301-311 with about 40 rows per section, while the North side (including Sections 325-327) has more than 60 rows per section. On the South side, the first 11 rows sit on a separate plane from Row 12 and above. Note the tunnel access: the highest tunnel entrance for Sections 301-311 is at Row 15, so a seat in Row 40 leaves you about 25 stairs to climb. The highest tunnel on the opposite side reaches Row 35.  Views from the 300 Level  The upper-deck vantage gives you a broad, elevated look at the field from both sidelines. On the South side, Row 12 stands out because the plane change means no seats directly ahead of you. Keep in mind that the front rows of Sections 308-311 and 325-327 can be exposed to the sun during late afternoon games.  Good to Know  If you'd rather avoid a long stair climb, aim for a row at or below your side's highest tunnel entrance — Row 15 on the South side (Sections 301-311) and Row 35 on the opposite side. For guaranteed shade, seats set back from the front rows stay well-covered by the roof throughout the game.