Section 107 at Memorial Stadium

(2026 Review) - Prime Sideline Views: Main-level sideline sections between the goal lines on the lower seating tier.  East vs. West: The east sideline has the largest sections (up to 74 rows); the west sideline runs smaller with 43 rows.  Overhead Coverage: East-side balcony overhangs cover Rows 50 and higher.  Know Before You Buy: The east-side overhang can obstruct views near the back rows.  Who Should Sit Here  The sideline is for fans who want the classic, between-the-goal-lines vantage point at Memorial Stadium. If you value seeing the full flow of the game from the lower tier, this is the area to target. The east side suits those who want overhead coverage, while the west side offers a more compact section footprint.  Sideline Seating Details  These sections sit on the main level (lower seating tier) along both sidelines, positioned between the goal lines. The east sideline features the largest sections in the stadium, with as many as 74 numbered rows and entry tunnels located at Rows 25 and 50. The west sideline has smaller sections with 43 numbered rows and entry tunnels at Row 25.  Views from the Sideline  Sideline seats offer some of the best views of the game, taking in the action between the goal lines. On the east side, the overhanging balcony provides overhead coverage from Row 50 and up, but be aware that this overhang can create obstructed views in the back rows. The west sideline's smaller sections keep you closer to the lower-tier action.  Good to Know  If overhead coverage matters to you, aim for the east sideline at Row 50 or higher — just avoid the very back rows where the overhang can block sightlines.