Section 135 at Oracle Park

★★★★★SeatScore®

Oracle Park Section 135 View

section 135, row 21 seat view for baseball - oracle park — Baseball Seat View From Section 135, Row 21

Section 135 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Lower Box Seats
Rows 29 and above are under cover
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 135 are labeled 4-34, 39
There is no seating betweeen Rows 34 and 39
An entrance to this section is located at Row 39

When looking towards the field/field/stage, lower number seats are on the right

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 135 Reviews

Tight squeeze in a crowded section

May 2014

Baseball Review
Section 135, Row 21, Seat 17

★★★★★

I bought these tickets because they were the cheapest lower level options that were stadium seats (not bleacher style). Apparently I wasn't alone in that thought. These seats were pretty crowded even a full 45 minutes before first pitch -- and even before there were a lot of people seated in other sections. If you're sitting here and you're not on the aisle, grab food and drink early and get ready to sit tight for a while. My row had 24 seats, and I was in seat 17. It could have been worse. But even having to walk over a family with two stuffed backpacks in the row, it was pretty bad. When I left the section, I hopped over the seats to Row 22 where there were only three people. Sure enough, they also had a jumbo bag sitting on the ground that I had to step over. Point being, these are cheaper seats that get crowded and fill in with people who like to bring snacks and water in large bags. So if you're not a fan of being packed in, stay away. The view is just OK. The angle towards home plate is perfect, but you're still 350 feet away and the sun makes it a little tough to see in the early innings. The sun isn't shining on you, but it creates weird shadows that make it difficult to see the action. Once nightfall hits, it's easier to see. But then you have to deal with the wind and the cold. Food in the CF plaza is fantastic, but be prepared to wait. AT&T Park is pretty awesome, overall, but there are much better seats elsewhere in the stadium. If you are sitting in 135 or nearby, try to be close to the aisle for a little extra room and easy-in, easy-out.

Field Level Endzone (Football)
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Field Level Endzone seating includes bleacher seats in sections 136-142 and traditional seating in sections 102-119 and 132-135. Sections 107-110 and 117-119 are angled towards what is normally home plate, and do not offer the best angle for viewing football. Sections 136-140 and 105 are the closest seats to the field (back of the endzone). Sections 102-119 will have a far better view of the videoboard than the seats near the opposite endzone.
Field Level Outfield (Baseball)
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Field level outfield gives fans a more affordable option for sitting on the lowest tier of Oracle Park. Some of Oracle park best seats for catching a foul are located in these sections. However you also have up to 42 numbered rows of seating making for long walks to and from restrooms and concessions. There is very little structural protection from the sun in these sections, and the first base side will see the shade before the third base side during afternoon games. Sections 132-134 in the left field corner are the only sections in this location that do not run all the way to the field. Instead, they begin behind sections 131 and 135.
Lower Box Seats
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Lower Level Seating: Includes Sections 101–135 on the Oracle Park seating chart. Close to the Field: One of the most sought-after seating areas for Giants games and concerts. Field Club in Front Rows: Premium Field Club seats occupy the front rows of Sections 107–124. Partial Coverage in Upper Rows: Rows 30+ are covered, though higher rows may have obstructed views from the overhang. Who Should Sit Here Lower Box seats are ideal for fans who want to sit close to the field without being directly at field level. These seats offer an excellent combination of proximity to the action and comfortable viewing angles, making them a popular choice for both San Francisco Giants games and concerts at Oracle Park. They are also a good option for fans who want lower-level seating with some elevation, which can make it easier to follow the game compared to seats right on the field. Lower Box Seat Locations & Sections Lower Box seats include Sections 101–135 on the lower level of Oracle Park. These sections run along both baselines and behind home plate: Sections 110–121 sit between the dugouts Sections 122–124 are located near the Giants dugout Sections 107–109 sit near the visiting team dugout Sections 125–135 extend down the third base line Sections 101–107 extend down the first base line Because of their location along the infield, these sections offer some of the best close-up views of the game outside of premium club seating. Views from the Lower Box Lower Box seats provide excellent sightlines toward home plate and the infield, thanks to their close proximity to the field and slight elevation above field-level seating. Fans sitting in Sections 110–121 enjoy great views between the dugouts, making it easy to follow every pitch and play around the bases. Protective netting is installed in front of every section to enhance fan safety, which can slightly reduce the chances of catching a foul ball but ensures clear views of the action. Additional Seating Notes Field Club seats occupy the front rows of Sections 107–124 and provide additional premium amenities. Row 30 and above in most sections are covered by the overhang above, which can help provide shade or protection from the elements. Rows 35 and higher may have partially obstructed views due to the overhang. Other Event Uses For football games hosted at Oracle Park, Sections 121–131 provide excellent sideline views. For concerts, Lower Box seats are a popular alternative to field seats, offering a good combination of close proximity and slightly elevated views of the stage.

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