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About Section 8

Key Insights

Recommended For Great Views of the Field (Rows 1-10)
Midfield View
Rows A-J, 1-30

Seating Notes

For baseball games, these seats are located behind the visitor dugout
For baseball games, we recommend rows 1-10 for great views of the field
For football games, desirable view from near midfield

Row Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 8 are labeled A-J, 1-30
There is a walkway betweeen Rows J and 1
An entrance to this section is located at Row 30
When looking towards the field/field/stage, lower number seats are on the right

Views From Section 8

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What It's Like to Sit in Section 8

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RYS Expert Reviews

Lower Sideline (Football)

- Sideline seats on the lower level are located in left field in Sections 29-32 and on the infield in Sections 5-12. Infield sections will provide far superior sitelines because of their proximity to the field. While the lettered rows in these sections are among the best seats for baseball, they don't provide enough elevation to see the football field clearly. Rows 15 and higher offer much more desirable views of the field.

Promenade Level Infield (Baseball)

- The Promenade Level Infield seats keep you close to the action and are still expensive, but certainly more affordable that the premium sections that line the backstop and infield walls. The Clubhouse Box seats in sections 19-21 will get you just behind the Marlin's dugout, and the same can be said for sections 8-10 behind the visitors dugout. Seats behind home plate are also referred to as the Home Plate Box, while further down the base lines is where you will find the Base Reserved seats. Seats on the first base side will see good shade during the day even with the retractable roof open.

Fan Reviews

★★★★★

A Lot Going on in These Seats First off, 24 seats in a row in a lower level section on the infield is unacceptable. These seats were in the middle of the row, which made getting in and out a pain -- even on a day when the stadium was virtually empty. Seat 1 is on right, farther from home plate, while Seat 24 is closer to home plate.

Besides for the long row issue, these seats are phenomenal. You are looking directly at the small scoreboard in left field (though the foul pole blocks part of it), and the main scoreboard in CF is a quick turn of the head to the right. You also have a great view of downtown Miami in the opening in LF, and of the tropical feature in left-center that goes off when the Marlins hit a homer (they didn't on this night). You are just a touch past first base. All plays on the infield are right in front of you and all plays in the outfield (except very deep in RF) are easy to see. Keep in mind that there are about ten lettered rows before these numbered rows begin.

In addition to the view, the intangibles of these seats are hard to beat. The group I was with was featured on the main jumbotron no fewer than five times. The camera well is just twenty rows in front of you and is very active in these seats above the visitor's dugout. Additionally, one foul ball was caught three rows up and another literally landed in Section 8, Row 13, Seat 13. In other words, this is a very active section for foul balls, especially from right-handed batters. Plus, if you look up, you are underneath the roof. So for evening games you are always in the shade and for late afternoon games you will get shade well before fans on the first base side.

Concessions are so-so. If you can't read Spanish, you might be frustrated that the menu board (it is a video screen) changes back and forth from English to Spanish. The nacho chips are cardboard, but the queso almost makes up for it. The women's restroom is closer than the men's restroom, but there were plenty of urinals to get you in and out of the men's room quickly.

Overall, if I was buying season tickets at Marlins Park, this would be one of the first sections I would consider. Spending 81 games a season in these seats wouldn't be so bad, though I'd make sure to get aisle seats.

Section 8 / Row 13 / Seat(s) 13-16 • Baseball • Apr 2013

★★★★★

A/C blows down the back of your neck, miserable Good seats to watch the game, but the temperature was extremely and uncomfortably cold!

Section 8 / Row 19 / Seat(s) 12 • Baseball • Jun 2017

Row A is the first row behind the visitor's dugout in Section 8.

Section 8 / Row A • Baseball

Front of sections 8-21 are behind the netting There is some amount of netting or screening in front of sections 8-21. The height and coverage of netting or screening will vary by section.

Section 8 & More • Baseball

Additional Reviews

★★★★★

Los Angeles Dodgers at Miami Marlins - Sep 19, 2024

Section 8 / Row 3

Seating and Ticket Q&A

What seats at Marlins Park have the awe factor without breaking the bank?

Verified by an RYS expert February 2026

I was just at Marlins Park less than a month ago. It was my second time there, and the seats that I sat in absolutely have the awe factor you were looking for.

We were in Section 8, Row 13. Section 8 has lettered rows closer to the field and then numbered rows further back. On this side of the field, numbered rows 10-20 were constantly on the videotron because of the position of the camera well just beyond the first base dugout. In addition, these seats afforded you a very good of the entire field.

These rows are long; however, so aisle seats are a bonus. For closer to access to restrooms, Sections 9 and 10 are very close to a men's restrooms without any wait.