Section 104 at Paycor Stadium

- Closest to the Action: The 100 Level is the lowest seating tier at Paycor Stadium — the best spot to catch NFL action up close.  Sideline Sections: Sections 109-111 sit near the Bengals bench and 139-141 near the visiting team, with 32 rows each and equal views of both sides of the field.  Endzone & Value: Sections 150-160 behind the south endzone are the largest on the level, with the most inexpensive lower-level tickets in the upper rows.  Sideline Sight Line Caveat: Players standing on the sidelines can block the view of the field — choose row 15 or higher in the sideline sections to avoid this.  Who Should Sit Here  The 100 Level at Paycor Stadium is for Bengals fans who want to be as close to the field as possible. Sideline fans get balanced views of the whole field, while endzone sections offer the lower level's best value for budget-minded fans.  100 Level Seating Details  This is the closest seating option at Paycor Stadium. The sideline sections carry 32 rows each, with accessible seating located in the back. For the Bengals bench, look to sections 109-111; for the visiting team side, choose sections 139-141. The south endzone sections 150-160 are the largest on the level, running up to 65 rows deep, with tunnels located near row 40.  Views from the 100 Level  Sideline seats deliver balanced, up-close views of both sides of the field — most football fans prefer them for this reason. Keep in mind that players standing on the sidelines can obstruct the sight line, so a seat in row 15 or higher keeps the view clear. From the endzone sections behind the south endzone, expect further and more difficult views downfield, especially from the upper rows.  Good to Know  If you're after the cheapest way onto the lower level, the upper rows of the south endzone sections (150-160) are typically where the most inexpensive 100 Level tickets show up. 

- On the Bengals seating chart, sections 104-116 and 134-146 are some of the most desirable seats due to their location along the sideline in the lower level. The front rows of midfield seating at field level are pushed back about 10-15 yards from the field. This creates some disappointment amongst fans in the first few rows who paid good money to be as close to the field as possible. Never-the-less, the higher rows in this seating zone features some of the best seats in the stadium.  Rows 24 and above in sections 106-114 and 136-144 are the best non-club seats for a Bengals game. Fans seated in these seats will find short walks to the concourse tunnel and an ideal elevation for seeing side-to-side. With the midfield sections pushed back, this allows sections closer to the goal line (like 104 and 106) a better angle towards the field. Despite the effort, these sections still don't get a great siteline unless you're seated in one of the top rows. Sitting in rows 34 and above will get you that better angle and have you covered by the overhang.