Section 163 at Rate Field

(2026 Review) - Budget-Friendly Lower Level: Among the least expensive lower-level tickets for Chicago White Sox games.  Left-Center Field Location: Traditional metal bleachers located directly in left center field at Rate Field.  Basic Seating Style: Metal bench seating with back support.  Full Concourse Access: Access to all standard lower-level concessions and amenities.  Lively Night Atmosphere: Can shift from family-friendly to a party-style environment during warm-weather night games.  Who Should Sit Here  Bleacher Seats at Rate Field are ideal for budget-conscious White Sox fans who prioritize price and atmosphere over comfort. These seats are a good fit for groups of friends, casual fans, or anyone looking for a lower-level experience without paying premium prices. If you don’t mind metal seating and enjoy a center-field perspective, this is one of the better value options at a White Sox game.  Bleachers Location + Details  The Bleachers are located in sections 160-164 in left-center field at Rate Field and consist of traditional metal bench-style seating. These bleachers feature seat backs but no padding — and are typically priced lower than most other lower-level sections for Chicago White Sox games.  Unlike the Bleachers up north, Bleacher seating at Rate Field is fully reserved, meaning you will have an assigned seat.  Fans in this area still have access to all standard concessions and amenities along the main concourse.  Views from the Bleachers  From center field, fans get a distant view of home plate and a better look at the outfielders. Sections closest to the center-field Fan Deck (163,164) can have more limited views of parts of the outfield due to the Fan Deck structure and outfield wall.  Ticket prices in these sections reflect the sightline tradeoffs, and it’s not uncommon to find White Sox tickets here priced about the cost of a beer.  Other Outfield Options  For fans who prefer a traditional stadium-style seat instead of metal bleachers, consider Sections 157–159. These seats are often priced lower than infield sections and offer a unique view overlooking the White Sox bullpen below.