Section 314 at Raymond James Stadium

(2026 Review) - Upper Deck Location: The 300 Level is the top tier at Raymond James Stadium, farthest from the field.  Best Value: Usually the cheapest tickets for both football games and concerts.  Sit Low: Sections run about 30 rows deep, so aim for the lowest row possible — even in a corner — for a closer feel and fewer stairs.  Concert Tip: Most shows are end-stage in the south endzone, so pick a section near that end.  Who Should Sit Here  The 300 Level at Raymond James Stadium is for budget-minded fans who want to catch the game or concert without paying premium prices. It's a solid pick if you care more about being in the building for the atmosphere than about being close to the action.  300 Level Seating Details  These upper-deck sections sit at the top of the stadium, above the Suite Level. Each section is large — around 30 rows — so there's a big difference between the front and the back. The first row in most sections is accessible seating reached without stairs; all other rows are accessed by a small staircase.  Views from the 300 Level  These are the farthest seats from the field, and the view changes dramatically from front to back across the 30 rows. The accessible first row offers good sightlines from just above the Suite Level, while the higher rows sit much farther up. We recommend buying the lowest row you can — even a corner seat down low feels much closer to the field and requires fewer stairs than a sideline seat higher up.  Good to Know  Most concerts at Raymond James Stadium are end-stage with the performance in the south endzone. Because the action happens at just one end, choose a section as close to the south end as possible for the best concert experience. 

- The upper deck at Raymond James Stadium is a large, steep and wide-open seating area. Given the size of the sections and the length they run across the sideline, row placement is the key to a great experience. Each section features roughly 30 rows of seating with handicap-accessible seating on its own landing and rows A-DD up a small set of stairs. Rows A-K require the shortest walk and are ideal for fans who don't want to climb too many stairs. If you're a little on the shorter side, avoid Rows A and E where the railings will occasionally get in the way. With no shade or cover found anywhere in the upper deck, the only benefit of sitting in a higher row is a lower ticket price. The sun will eventually set behind west deck (Sections 306-315) but it's usually not early enough to help fans during the hot and sunny early-season contests. With the exception of the railing obstructions, fans will find clear sitelines in almost all sections. However, the best of these is certainly at midfield near Sections 310/311 on the west side and 335/336 on the east side. Though the siteline isn't bad, consider an upper corner section instead of an extreme sideline section like 306 or 315. You'll find a better viewing angle in the corner (and probably save a few bucks).