"Close views and quick access to the concourse"

★★★★★

Seat Review From Section 132, Row 28

Sep 2013

Comments

Sitting behind the uprights was a fun place to watch the game, and makes you feel very close to all the action when the players are at the near endzone. The uprights don’t really present a challenge to the view at all, and I could tell pretty soon after a kick whether it was staying true or about to sail wide. The scoreboard at the other end of the field is in a great position for viewing from here, as I was pretty much head on with the center.

Best for... bringing the family, being close to the action

Rating Details

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Seat View for FedExField Section 132, Row 28

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Sep 2018

Section 132, Row 28, Seat 4

★★★★★

The 200 level starts a row behind. There is no pathway. The best part of these seats is that they're right near the aisle and tunnel.

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