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Only fans in club seats on the South end zone will have chairback seating.
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Rate your seatsOnly fans in club seats on the South end zone will have chairback seating.
The upper half of sections 13 and 14 include visitor seating
Visitor seating can be found in Sections 117 and 118
Visitor seating is available in select rows of sections 15 and 16
Student seating is available in Sections 1-7 and 40-41
Less than 10% of seats at Doak Campbell Stadium offer some type of shade or cover. Below is a sample of seats that are at least partially covered or shaded at different times of the day. To search for tickets or to find out if your seats are protected from the sun or rain, follow the link for the seat finder.
Florida State Sideline - The Florida State sideline is in front of 32, 33 and 34
Visitor Sideline - The visiting team sideline is in front of 9, 10 and 11
To search tickets in these sections, select an event and apply the filter for home or visitor sidelines.
Sideline - - Sideline seating is formed by Sections 6-14 on the NE side of the stadium and Sections 29-37 on the opposite side of the fiel...Lower Corner - - While corner seats at many football stadiums offer quality views and a decent gameday experience, the corner sections at Doak...Lower Endzone - - Behind the endzones on the lowest level of seating is the Lower Level Endzone seating location. Seats in this location are a...To search tickets in these seats, select an event and apply the filter labeled Kids and Family.
To search tickets in these seats, select an event and apply the filter labeled Partying and Socializing.
Prior to the renovations that installed club seating on the south end of the field, Doak Campbell Stadium was a rather bland college football venue. With the recent upgrades; however, Florida State fans now have another option when it comes to finding great seats.
Even with the renovations, the best views at a FSU football game come from the elevated rows of sections 8-12 and 31-35. Specifically, rows 35-50 in these sections are the cream of the crop.
Because the main seating bowl is so low to the ground, players on the sidelines can impact your view - even if you're sitting as high as row 25. Add to that a lot of crowding around the entrance tunnels at row 10 and you're best off buying tickets in a higher row to guarantee an unobstructed view. These upper rows (35-50) will also keep you close to another entrance tunnel where you can escape to the restroom or concessions.
While sections 8-12 and 31-35 offer identical views, seats on the west sideline (31-35) are the preferred choice. Not only is this the Florida State side of the field, but it's also the less-sunny side. The sun sets behind these sections and will be at your back instead of staring you down all afternoon.
By placing the new club seats above the endzone instead of along the sideline, Florida State chose comfort over sitelines. The club sections are best seats for staying cool, and they also offer the most comfortable view of the north videoboard.
While you won't find sitelines nearly as good as you would along the sideline, there are still some club sections that combine a comfortable experience with a very good view. Our favorite sections include 216, 217, 225, 226 and the 300s sections directly above. These sections are situated in the corner of the endzone - affording them a comfortable view towards midfield without any major obstruction from the goalposts. Views towards the other end of the field can get a bit long, but the north videoboard is nearly head-on and can help you keep track of what you missed.
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