Section 128 at Kinnick Stadium

(2026 Review) - Sideline Seating: Runs the length of both sidelines with 79 rows per section and an entrance tunnel near Row 42.  Which Sections: The Iowa side covers Sections 123–130, while the visitor side is Sections 101–110.  The Sweet Spot: Seats near Row 35 on either side sit at a great height to take in the whole field and are only a few stairs from the concourse tunnel.  Sun Caveat: The visitor side (101–110) is the sunny side and offers no relief from sun, rain, or snow.  Who Should Sit Here  The sidelines at Kinnick Stadium are for fans who want a straight-on look at the action from either team's bench. If you like being close to the atmosphere and don't mind the elements, this is a solid choice — just pick your side and row carefully depending on how much sun you want to deal with.  Sideline Seating Details  Each sideline section holds 79 rows, with the entrance tunnel located near Row 42, so fans enter roughly mid-section and head up or down to their seats. The Iowa side spans Sections 123–130, and Iowa students fill Sections 122 and 123. Across the field, the visitor side runs Sections 101–110.  Views from the Sideline  Sideline seats give you a level, full-field view down the length of the gridiron. For the best overall sightline, aim for seats near Row 35 on either side — high enough to see the whole field without being far from the concourse tunnel.  Sun & Shade  The visitor side (Sections 101–110) is the sunny side of the field and offers no cover from sun, rain, or snow. On the Iowa side, Rows 60 and higher in Sections 123–130 are the best spots to avoid sitting in direct sun.