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Rate your seatsSections 18-24 and 31-32 are reserved for Indiana students on gameday.
Endzone seating at Indiana's Memorial Stadium is located on the north side of the field. These are commonly among the most affordable tickets for an Indiana football game and will give fans a quarterback's view of the field and a direct look at the main videoboard.
The first row in most north endzone sections is row 17. This is because the first row is perched above the field. Some fans enjoy this as it allows them to more comfortably see the action, while others are disappointed that they don't have a chance to be a field level.
Despite being on the south end, sections 1 and 32 are included in this seating zone due to their location behind the south endzone and for the sitelines they offer.
When college football's biggest teams (Ohio State, Michigan, etc.) come to Bloomington, sideline seating in the lower tier is the most desirable seating location. This is especially true on the east side of the field where visiting players stand on the sideline between sections 24 and 28 and Indiana students occupy adjacent sections.
Meanwhile, Indiana's sideline is located on the west side of the field, which is also known as the less sunny side of the field. When the sun begins setting, it will do so at the back of sections 1-12.
Each of these sections contain 60 numbered rows of seats. Fans with mobility issues - or those who want quick access to the concourse amenities - are encouraged to sit as close to row 30 as possible. An entrance tunnel for each section is located at this row.
One of the most misunderstood areas of the stadium is the 100 level on the west end. Fans often look at their tickets and see that they are in one of the first ten rows of the 100 level and assume they are sitting within ten rows of the field. What's important to know is that there are 60 rows of seats in front of sections 101-112. If your ticket reads row 22, you will be seated 82 rows from the field.
So what's there to get excited about when you're so far from the field? Two things: First, these seats offer the cheapest way to get a sideline view. Sections 106 and 107 are located between the 40 yardlines and ticker prices here are usually half of what you would expect to pay in sections 6 and 7. Second, the added elevation of these seats provides comfortable views to all areas of the field. It's much easier to take in the entire field in a single glance as opposed to turning your head side-to-side.
Within these sections, we like sitting just below the section entrance (row 14). The players won't look like ants from here, and you'll have easier time getting in and out of the section.
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