300 Level at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

• Location: The stadium's top tier, with sections wrapping around from 300A to 328B.
• Cheapest Option: Typically the most affordable tickets for a Trojans game.
• Far From the Field: The first row sits more than 70 rows back, so views of the field are very far away.
• Wide Rows: More seats per row than anywhere else in the stadium, which makes getting in and out a little tougher.

Who Should Sit Here

The 300-Level at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is the pick for budget-minded fans who want to catch the game without paying for a closer seat. For less popular matchups the crowd tends to be thinner up here, so anyone who wants a bit of extra space to spread out may appreciate the open seats.

300-Level Seating Details

The 300-Level is the final tier of seating at the Coliseum, sitting above the 100-Level and 200-Level. Sections run from 300A all the way around to 328B, with the first row more than 70 rows from the field. Note that these rows hold more seats than anywhere else in the stadium, so trips to the concourse for concessions or restrooms are a little more difficult.

Views from the 300-Level

This is the highest and furthest vantage point in the stadium, so expect a very distant look at the field from every section.

Good to Know

For less popular games, most fans opt to sit closer, leaving the 300-Level less crowded. If you don't mind the distance, that thinner crowd and the low ticket price make this the best value tier in the building.