Section 60 at Jordan-Hare Stadium

(2026 Review) - Two Sides: The West side runs sections 47-62 and the East side runs sections 99-114, each with 36 rows.  Bleacher Seating: Seats are bleacher-style, with entry tunnels at the front of each section.  Best Views: Rows 1-15 between the 20-yard lines offer the best sightlines at this height.  Sun Exposure: Both sides are exposed to the sun during day games, so plan accordingly.  Value Pick: Lower rows in the central sidelines sections are a smart way to avoid lower-level prices.  Who Should Sit Here  The Upper Level at Jordan-Hare Stadium is a solid choice for budget-minded fans who want the full college football atmosphere without lower-level pricing. Views are more distant from up here, but the energy carries throughout the stadium, making it a great fit for fans who value the overall game-day experience.  Upper Level Seating Details  The Upper Level splits into two sides: the West side is numbered 47-62 and the East side is numbered 99-114, each with 36 rows of seating. Several levels of clubs and suites sit between the Upper Level and the lower level, which raises the first row considerably above field level. Entry tunnels are located at the front of the sections.  Views from the Upper Level  Views from up here are far from the action, but the college football atmosphere carries throughout the stadium. For the best sightlines at this height, aim for rows 1-15 between the 20-yard lines.  Best Sections & Value  Sections 54-56 and 105-107 are the most centrally located along the sidelines, giving fans a nice view from near midfield. Lower rows in these sections are a great choice for fans looking to avoid paying lower-level prices. 

- The West Upper Deck will have the sun behind it during late afternoon games. Each section has 36 rows of seating and the entrance to each section is located at Row 3. The first 10 rows in Sections 53-57 provide some of the best views of the whole field, while being in Sections 61 and 62 will make it difficult to see the videoboard in the South endzone. If you have difficulty walking stairs, or just prefer not to, keep in mind that the upper deck is fairly steep and the aisles relatively narrow. Walking up to your seats in Row 35 (all the way from Row 3) may be a daunting experience. It's worth spending the extra money for a lower row to avoid the steps.