Section 122 at Minute Maid Park

Name: Section 122
Rating: 3.8

★★★★★SeatScore®

Minute Maid Park Section 122 View

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Section 122 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Dugout Boxes
Rows 35 and above are shaded during most day games
See all shaded and covered seating

Row & Seat Numbers

Rows in Section 122 are labeled 5-40
An entrance to this section is located at Row 40

Rows 5-6 have 13 seats labeled 1-13
Row 7 has 14 seats labeled 1-14
Rows 8-10 have 15 seats labeled 1-15
Rows 11-12 have 16 seats labeled 1-16
Row 13 has 17 seats labeled 1-17
Row 14 has 22 seats labeled 1-22
Rows 15-16 have 20 seats labeled 1-22
Rows 17-19 have 22 seats labeled 1-24
Rows 20-22 have 24 seats labeled 1-26
Rows 23-25 have 26 seats labeled 1-28
Rows 26-28 have 28 seats labeled 1-30
Rows 29-34 have 30 seats labeled 1-32
Rows 35-36 have 32 seats labeled 1-34
Rows 37-38 have 33 seats labeled 1-35
Row 39 has 34 seats labeled 1-36
All Seat Numbers
When looking towards the field/stage, lower number seats are on the left

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 122 Reviews

On the Edge of the Visitor Dugout

Apr 2014

Baseball Review
Section 122, Row 11, Seat 15

★★★★★

These seats are just beyond the visitor's dugout on the third base side. You get an amazing view of the left side of the infield. If you've got a son or daughter who plays shortstop or third, this is a great place for them to get a great view at how it's done. Make sure they bring their glove too! The view of the videoboard from these seats is just fantastic. It might be a distraction to some because you're staring straight at it, but you don't have to turn your head at all to watch the replays. Only knock on the view is that you can't see deep left field behind where the seats jut out towards the field. There are a decent number of balls hit down there and you have to judge what happened based on the rest of the crowd's reaction. Overall, great seats for families, catching a ball, seeing the big board and great views of the infield.

Great views near the dugout!

Apr 2014

Baseball Review
Section 122, Row 12, Seat 5

★★★★★

Really sweet views between the dugout and home plate. So close to the field with great views of everything. Seats were shaded at 6:00 in early April, which actually left them a bit chilly. But it beat having to hold your hand above your head, which most people in Sections 124-129 had to do before the sun set more. Not many better seats in the ballpark.

Row 5 is the first row behind the Astros dugout in Section 122.

Baseball Review
Section 122, Row 5

Dugout Boxes
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Some of the best seats at Minute Maid Park are located in Dugout Box sections. For the best views from behind home plate, you can't go wrong with sections 118-120. These sections give you a backstop view of the field and the scoreboard in right field. They also are closest to a number of concessions and amenities on the concourse. The Astros dugout is near sections 122-126, making these sections popular among the home crowd. Alternatively, visiting fans may want to sit in sections 112-116 behind the visitor's dugout. Row 5 is the first row behind the player dugouts. Dugout Boxes for Concerts Sitting in the dugout boxes for a concert are the best option not located on the field. These seats will have nice centered views to the stage from the lower level. There are a few steps between each row which makes it slightly easier to see compared to the floor as well. The trade off is the distance from the stage.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Great View"
(Section 112) - ★★★★★ -
Plenty of shade, good view of the video board, a good view of home plate and a great place to catch foul balls.
"Great View of the Field"
(Section 120) - ★★★★★ -
Great view of everything from these seats and near the Astros dugout. They were in the shade by 6:00 for a 7pm game, but will definitely be bright and sunny for a day game. Row 18 provides real good elevation to see the whole field, yet you still feel really close to everything being behind home ...