Section 144 at Oracle Park

Seat Views

section 144, row 33 seat view for baseball - oracle park — Baseball Seat View From Section 144, Row 33

section 144 panoramic seat view for baseball - oracle park — Baseball Seat View From Section 144/143

Section Insights

Top Pick for Partying and Socializing
Rows 5-29
Behind/Side Stage (most shows)

Interactive Ticket Map

Compare Ticket Prices

$751 lowest price in Section 144

Up Next

Pick your event to see ticket options and accurate seat info

What It's Like to Sit in Section 144

for

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 144 are labeled 5-29
An entrance to this section is located at Row 29
When looking towards the field/field/stage, lower number seats are on the right

RYS Expert Reviews

Bleacher Seats

(2026 Review) - Outfield Bleacher Seating: Located in Sections 136–144 beyond the outfield wall. Home Run Territory: One of the best areas at Oracle Park to catch a home run ball. Family-Friendly Location: Close to the Fan Lot and Little Giants Park in left field. Traditional Bleacher Seating: Bench-style seats with no back support. Weather Exposure: Among the sunniest seats during day games and coldest at night. Who Should Sit Here The Bleachers at Oracle Park are a great option for fans who enjoy a classic outfield baseball atmosphere and want a good chance at catching a home run ball. These sections are also popular with families and younger fans because of their proximity to the Fan Lot and other kid-friendly attractions behind left field Bleacher Locations & Sections Bleacher seats at Oracle Park are located just beyond the outfield wall in left and center field, including Sections 136–144. Sections 136–141 are located in left and left-center field Sections 142–144 provide center field views Because the right field wall opens to McCovey Cove, many long home runs head toward the water rather than into the seats. As a result, the left field bleachers are often the best place in the park to catch a home run ball. Row 1 is the first row in most sections, and the first five rows are referred to as Premium Bleachers. However, this designation does not include additional amenities or benefits. Seating Style Bleacher seats feature traditional bench-style seating rather than individual stadium chairs. Seats do not include back support, and seat numbers are typically marked along the bench to indicate each fan’s reserved space. Nearby Family Attractions The left field bleachers sit closest to the Fan Lot, one of the most family-friendly areas at Oracle Park. Nearby attractions include: Little Giants Park, where kids can run the bases The famous Coca-Cola Bottle slides The world’s largest baseball glove These features make the bleachers a fun destination for families attending a Giants game. Day vs. Night Games Bleacher seats experience some of the most dramatic temperature swings in the ballpark. During day games, these seats are among the sunniest and warmest spots in Oracle Park, with little protection from direct sunlight. During night games, the situation is often the opposite. The cool ocean breeze coming off the bay can make the bleachers some of the coldest seats in the stadium, even during summer months. Fans sitting here should plan accordingly by bringing sun protection for day games and extra layers for night games.

Seating Notes

For baseball games, we recommend these seats for partying and socializing

For Concerts, Section 144 May Have a Limited View

144 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

For more information about the stage setup for your show, .

Fan Reviews

★★★★★

Really windy, but close to amenities — There's a reason these are among the cheapest bleacher seats in the park. They are really, really, really windy! It was 75 degrees outside of the stadium, but in these seats it was at least 25 degrees cooler. I was actually worried that my bottle of water was going to blow over. If you must sit in the bleachers, aim for seats in a lower row where the wind is less impactful.

Otherwise, the view of the game is OK. You can't see all of the outfield and you're really late picking up the ball off the bat. That'll happen when you're 480 ft. from home plate.

If you're appropriately dressed, these seats aren't so bad because they offer some great food nearby. I loaded up on the crab sandwich and some garlic fries and was in heaven. That and a bottle of water for $30 -- or five times more than my ticket. So what you save on the ticket you'll end up spending on some really tasty ballpark food.

Sec 144 / Row 33 • Baseball Read More