200 Level at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

• Best Standard Seating: The 200 Level offers some of the top general seats at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
• Elevation: Mid rows sit at roughly club-level height, while upper rows feel more like an upper level.
• Sideline Sections: The only general 200-Level sideline seats are in sections 219A–225B, with the best views to both sides of the field.
• Rows to Choose: Each section has 20–25 rows; picking row 10 or higher helps avoid view blockage from tunnel traffic.
• Seats to Avoid: Sections 200–202 are farther than they look and are typically filled with more visiting fans.

Who Should Sit Here

The 200 Level at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is a smart pick for fans who want solid, elevated views without paying club prices. It's a good fit for those who value a balanced vantage point and are happy to trade a bit of proximity for value.

200 Level Seating Details

The club seats occupy an entire sideline on this level, so the only 200-Level sideline sections are 219A–225B. Each section has between 20 and 25 rows, and entry tunnels are located at the top and bottom of most sections. Sections 200–202 sit much farther from the field than fans realize and are typically reserved for visiting fans.

Views from the 200 Level

Fans in the sideline sections (219A–225B) get the best views, with clear sightlines to both sides of the field. A common complaint in the front rows is that people crowding out of the tunnels can block your view, so sightlines improve noticeably higher up.

Good to Know

To be on the safe side, save a few dollars and choose a seat in row 10 or higher. You'll steer clear of tunnel traffic obstructing your view there.