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"One endzone was blocked by a hand rail"

Seat Review From Section 518, Row 6, Seats 1-4
★★★★★
Dec 2015

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I was pleased with the location for the most part. The cost for the seats was excessive, and while you could see most of the field, one end zone was blocked by the hand rail. I was in seat 1.

When the players were at the opposite end of the field they were very small. You will spend most of your time watching the game on the large screen.

Best for... bringing the family

Avoid if... you consider yourself "Big and Tall", climbing stairs is difficult, you do not want a sun burn

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