Section 35R at Michigan Stadium

(2026 Review) - Both Endzones: Seats behind each end of the field within the main seating bowl.  Most Affordable Prices: Among the lowest-priced seats in the stadium, trading proximity to the action for value.  Head-On Videoboards: Videoboards above each endzone let you follow the play even when it's at the far end.  Student Sections: Sections 32R, 33R, and part of 34R host student seating and a high-energy atmosphere.  Know Before You Go: When the ball is at the opposite end, this is one of the furthest views in the venue.  Who Should Sit Here  The endzone at Michigan Stadium is the spot for budget-minded fans who want to be in the bowl without paying sideline prices. It suits students, big groups, and anyone who cares more about soaking up the game-day atmosphere than getting a close-up of every play. If you're happy tracking the action on the videoboards, this is a smart-value choice.  Endzone Seating Details  These sections sit behind each end of the field as part of the main seating bowl. Like the rest of the bowl, each section has a large number of rows and only one entry tunnel, located near Row 72. Student seating is found in Sections 32R, 33R, and part of 34R. Fans seated at the very front face the longest walks down to their seats.  Views from the Endzone  Watching the action can be difficult at the far end of the field, and endzone seats deliver some of the furthest views when the ball is at the opposite end. That said, you'll still be able to follow the play thanks to the head-on views of the videoboards located above each endzone. Views improve the higher you sit, with some of the best found in Rows 20 and above.  Good to Know  If you have a choice of row, aim for Row 20 or higher — the elevation gives you a better overall look at the field, and you'll also avoid the long walk down that front-row seats require.