Box Seats at Ohio Stadium

• Chairback Seating: One of the few areas at Ohio Stadium with a traditional chairback seat and real back support.
• Covered & Shady: All boxes sit under an overhang that shields fans from weather and ranks among the stadium's shadiest seats.
• Two Locations: B Box Seats top the lower level; D Box Seats sit in the upper level on the press box side.
• Small & Intimate: Each section has just 2 rows, making for an intimate feel and easy access — but they're in short supply.

Who Should Sit Here

Box Seats at Ohio Stadium are ideal for fans who prioritize comfort and convenience. If you want a chairback with back support, protection from the elements, and an intimate section that's easy to get in and out of, this is one of the best fits in the stadium. Just plan ahead, since these seats are limited.

Box Seats Seating Details

Box Seats come in two areas. B Box Seats are located at the top of the lower level, just above the A Deck, and are similar to the B Deck sections. D Box Seats are in the upper level, above the C Deck, on the press box and OSU side of the field. Every box section is small, with only 2 rows of seats, which keeps access easy.

Views from the Box Seats

B Box Seats look out from the top of the lower level for a closer, more traditional lower-bowl perspective. D Box Seats offer an elevated upper-level view from the press box side, which is the shadier side of the field and more open-air than the B Boxes.

Comfort & Cover

• Traditional chairback seats with back support
• Overhang coverage that protects from inclement weather
• Some of the shadiest, most weather-protected seats in the stadium

Sun & Shade

If shade is a priority, the D Box Seats sit on the shadier side of the field, though they're more open-air than the fully covered B Boxes. Consider which matters more to you — maximum coverage or a bit more open feel — before choosing between the two.