Section 539 at M&T Bank Stadium

(2026 Review) - Stadium-Wide Upper Deck: The 500 Level wraps all the way around M&T Bank Stadium.  Steep Seating: This level is known for being very steep so it is important to factor in the row when choosing tickets.  Entry at the Front: Tunnels enter at the front of each section, with three steps between every row.  Who Should Sit Here  The 500 Level at M&T Bank Stadium suits budget-minded fans who want to be in the building for the full stadium atmosphere. Because it's steep with a real climb to the concourse, it's best for those comfortable with stairs. We recommened picking a lower row if you'd rather stay close to the entry tunnel.  500 Level Seating Details  The 500 Level runs the entire way around the stadium as the uppermost seating tier. Entry tunnels are located at the front of each section, and there are three steps between each row as you climb higher. Sitting in row 15 or above means a longer trip up and down for anything on the concourse, so keep that in mind when selecting your seats.  Sun & Wind by Section  Windy days: Avoid sections 506, 507, 519, 520, 533, 534, 546 and 547.  Hot, sunny days: Sections 521-532 have the sun to their back, making them the best pick.  Afternoon/evening games: The sun sets behind sections 535-546, which are best for comfortable viewing. 

- The east and west endzone upper decks are closer to the field and lower to the ground than the sideline seating decks. This gives the front rows in these sections relatively good views of the field for a fraction of the price of sideline seating. Avoid the temptation of buying seats in the top rows of the endzone. While the price might be right, you may need a knee surgery or two after walking up the steep and plentiful stairs. For fans needing another reason not to purchase the top rows, these seats are among the windiest and coldest in the stadium. Conversely, the east endzone (511-515) gets pounded by the sun. That may be good in November, but watch out during early-season games.