"Our seats were on the 40 yard line in prefect view of all the action on the field"

We attended the Camping World Bowl at the end of December. With a lot of humidity, the threat of rain and a small child, we were intent on getting seats that offered club access and didn't require a lot of walking up and down stairs. These seats delivered as expected. In the sections along this sideline, there are double-letter rows that being after row Z. For the Camping World Bowl, these double-letter rows were considered club seats. So our seats in Row DD got us access to the main club just above the section. The club was a large indoor space that required you to show your wristband (you show your club ticket to get a wristband initially) to get inside. There was a lounge area with seating, televisions and a few bars, and there were food options that seemed to be exclusive to this club. There were also restrooms which was ideal when bringing a child. Getting to the club was fairly simple from our row. Row DD was just two rows from the top of the section, so there were barely any stairs. The view from the seats was spectacular. I was seated on my team's sideline about 30 rows up at the 35-yardline. Pretty much ideal for football if you ask me. There were two main drawbacks that I can think of. First, a friend of mine purchased tickets in a Plaza section that were also labeled CenterState Club. But his ticket only allowed him access to the adjacent outdoor club which was not nearly as nice. I wasn't able to access that club with my ticket, and it added a lot of confusion. Second, despite being club seats, they were pretty tight. Granted, most people aren't going to be sitting here with child who is constantly moving around, but there still wasn't much legroom and getting in and out was a pain. I can't imagine the non-club seats are any better, so it might just be a systemic problem for the stadium. Overall, I'm not sure that we could find better seats for what we were looking for. These are great seats!