Section 312 at Oracle Park

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Baseball Seat View From Section 312, Row 10
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Concert Seat View From Section 312, Row 5
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Baseball Seat View From Section 312, Row B
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Section Insights

  • Top Pick for Outstanding ConvenienceRows A-E,1-5
  • Head-on View (most shows)
  • Rows 12 & Above - Covered
  • Rows A-D, 1-18

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What It's Like to Sit in Section 312

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Row Numbers

  • Rows in Section 312 are labeled A-D, 1-18
  • There is a walkway betweeen Rows D and 1
  • An entrance to this section is located at Row E
  • When looking towards the field/field/stage, lower number seats are on the right

RYS Expert Reviews

View Level

(2026 Review) - Upper Deck Seating: Includes all 300 Level sections at Oracle Park.    Scenic Views: Many seats feature views of the San Francisco Bay and surrounding landscape.    Best Home Plate Views: Sections 313–318 offer the most centered perspective.    Two Seating Types: Front rows are View Box (lettered rows) and upper rows are View Reserve (numbered rows).    Sunny Sections: Sections 332–336 in left field receive the most sun during afternoon games.    Who Should Sit Here  The View Level is a great option for fans looking for affordable tickets with impressive scenery around Oracle Park. While these seats sit high above the field, the elevated vantage point allows fans to take in both the game and the famous waterfront views that make Oracle Park unique.  These sections are especially appealing for fans who enjoy ballpark atmosphere and views of the Bay Area skyline as much as the on-field action.  View Level Location & Sections  The View Level refers to all 300 Level sections at Oracle Park, located on the highest seating tier in the stadium.  The name “View Level” refers less to the baseball sightlines and more to the beautiful surrounding scenery, including views of the San Francisco Bay, the Bay Bridge, and nearby mountains.  Sections 313–318, located behind home plate, typically offer the best field views on this level.  Each section is split into two seating areas:  Lettered rows (View Box) at the front of the section    Numbered rows (View Reserve) located up the stairs behind the entrance tunnel    Entrances are located above Row D, separating the lower lettered rows from the upper numbered rows.  View Box vs View Reserve  View Box Seats  The lettered rows at the front of each section are known as View Box seats. Despite the name, these are not traditional box seats with additional amenities.  However, they are desirable because they:  Sit closer to the field    Require shorter walks to the concourse    Provide better sightlines compared to higher rows    View Reserve Seats  The numbered rows behind the section entrance are known as View Reserve seats.  These rows sit higher in the section and are often valued for their spectacular views of the Bay Area, especially on the third base side of the stadium.  Shade + Sun Considerations  The sunniest seats at Oracle Park are located in the View Level sections down the left field line.  Sections 332–336 are particularly exposed during late afternoon games, receiving direct sunlight for much of the game.  Fans hoping to avoid the sun should consider sections closer to home plate or along the first base side, which tend to see shade earlier. 

View Level Endzone (Football)

- View Level Endzone seats come with the lowest face value. The view from sections 302 and 304 is not angled over the football field which makes these less than desirable for fans wishing to pay attention to the game. Sections 305-311 have a great view of the scoreboard and the scenery in the Bay.  

View Level Infield (Baseball)

- The View Level is located on the highest tier of Oracle Park and houses some of the most affordable seating at the ballpark. The Infield sections of the View Level will have superior views to other options down the lines, but will also be slightly more expensive.  At the front of the View Level Infield sections is the View Box which will have 7 lettered rows of seating (Rows A-G), and at the back is the View Reserve (Rows 1-18). Fans that prefer to be in the shade will want to be on the first base side which will see the sun first during afternoon games. 

Seating Notes

  • For baseball games, we recommend rows A-E,1-5 for outstanding convenience
  • Head-on view of the performance for end-stage concerts
  • Rows 12 and above are under cover
  • See all shaded and covered seating

Fan Reviews

  • Great seats — The seats have an excellent view and block the wind so we didn't freeze!

    Sec 312 / Row 2 • Baseball Read More
  • Great Seats! — Great view, in shaded area, easy access!

    Sec 312 / Row 13 • Baseball Read More
  • Seating and Ticket Q&A

  • How accessible are seats in Section 312 Row 15 at AT&T Park?

    Getting to seats in View Reserved Section 312 Row 15 may be a bit difficult with crutches as the entry tunnel is located just above Row D, and just below Row 1 (Rows A-D are located in the front of the section, and Rows 1-18 are located at the back). Therefore, you will have to walk up 15 rows in the aisle to get to the seats once you enter from the View Level concourse.

    The closest elevator will be located just inside the Willie Mays Gate (near Section 117 at the West side of the ballpark), which can bring you up to the View Level. A drop-off near the corner of 3rd and King Streets will keep you close to the Willie Mays Gate and nearby elevator.

    To minimize the amount of stairs in Section 312, we recommend looking for seats in Rows C-D, or Rows 1-2 as this will keep you close to the entry tunnel. You can also request handicap accessible seating by contacting the Giants directly at (415) 972-2000.

    Layout of Seating Rows in View Reserve Section 312
    Verified Feb 2026 Read More
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