Home Run Porch
loanDepot Park

• Elevated Right Field Seating: Located on a second tier behind the right field outfield seats.

• Views Toward the Bullpen: Positioned above the right field bullpen area.

• Better Views in Lower Rows: Seats closer to the front rows offer a more connected view of the field.

• Shaded with the Roof Open: These seats can receive decent shade when the stadium roof is open.

Who Should Sit Here

The Home Run Porch is a good option for fans who want outfield seating with an elevated view of the field. It’s also a solid choice for fans who enjoy sitting in the outfield while staying above the lower seating bowl.

Home Run Porch Location & Seating Details

The Home Run Porch at LoanDepot Park is located above the right field outfield seats, forming a second tier of seating behind the lower outfield sections.

This area overlooks the right field bullpen and provides a view of the field from an elevated position in the outfield.

Seats in this section sit farther from home plate than most seating areas in the stadium, so fans typically benefit from choosing lower rows when possible to feel closer to the action.

Views from the Home Run Porch

From this vantage point, fans get a right field perspective looking back toward home plate and the infield.

Despite the name, the seats below the porch in Sections 38–40 tend to receive more home run balls, as those sections sit closer to the field.

Still, the elevated positioning provides a wide look at the outfield and bullpen activity, which many fans enjoy.

Shade & Nearby Seating

When the roof at loanDepot Park is open, the Home Run Porch can offer some natural shade depending on the time of day.

Fans who want to sit closer to the field in the same area of the ballpark can consider the lower right field sections (34–40) located directly beneath the porch. These seats provide a closer view of the action and slightly better chances at catching a home run ball.

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