Section 356 at Reliant Stadium

(2026 Review) - Endzone 300s: The Mezzanine Level covers the endzone sections of the 300 Level, distinct from the sideline and corner Club Level sections.  No Club Perks: These seats do not include club lounge access or premium amenities.  Value Pick: Tickets here are often much cheaper than Club Level.  Videoboard Views: The best head-on view of the stadium's videoboards in the building.  Concert Caveat: For end-stage concerts, only the South Mezzanine sections are open and the North end sits behind the stage.  Who Should Sit Here  The Mezzanine Level at NRG Stadium is a smart choice for budget-minded fans who want an upper-level vantage point without paying for Club Level. It suits football fans who value a strong head-on view of the action and the videoboards, and it works well for rodeo-goers who want to watch the timed and stock events unfold near the endzones.  Mezzanine Level Location & Details  On the NRG Stadium Seating Chart, the 300 Level is often called the Club Level, but that name only applies to the sideline and corner sections. The endzone sections in the 300s are the Mezzanine Level. Because these are endzone locations, they carry the same upper-deck height as Club Level without the club amenities.  Views from the Mezzanine Level  For football, the first few rows in each section are the standout. They hang over the lower level and bring you much closer to the field than you'd expect. From any row you'll get one of the best views of the near endzone and can easily watch plays develop down the field, plus the best head-on look at the videoboards if you miss anything. For end-stage concerts, only the South Mezzanine sections are open and offer a head-on view of the stage despite the distance.  Good to Know  Most Houston Rodeo concerts use a center-stage setup, so both sides of the Mezzanine get an equitable view. During the rodeo portion, timed and stock events take place near the endzones, making these seats ideal for watching those competitions.