"Perfect For Visiting Fans"

★★★★★

Seat Review From Section 128, Row 4

Dec 2012

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Section 128 has more than 30 rows, so there is a big difference between being in row 4 vs. row 30. If you do have a chance to sit in the 4th row, you won't be disappointed -- especially if you're cheering for the away team.

These seats are exactly eight feet behind the visiting team's on-deck circle and twenty feet from the visitor's dugout. That means you'll be able to hear dugout chatter and player interactions like you're on the team. In fact, one fan heckled a Rays player. The Rays player heard him loud and clear because he proceeded to hit a home run, come back to the dugout, point at the heckler and told him "That was for you."

You really couldn't ask for a better up-close view. Foul balls are almost improbably, but if you bring a kid, that bat boy will almost certainly give your kids AT LEAST one ball. A young boy seated in the first row walked away with no fewer than three balls.

These seats are expensive, but these are almost the baseball equivalent of courtside seats.

Best for... watching the game, bringing the family, being close to the action, impressing a guest, visiting team fans

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Ratings, Reviews & Recommendations

The front of sections 128-136 are behind the netting

There is some amount of netting or screening in front of sections 128-136 and Scout Seat Sections 130-134. The height and coverage of netting or screening will vary by section.

"Behind White Sox dugout"
(Section 142) - ★★★★
"Awesome view - perfect day to watch a ball game"
(Section 130) - ★★★★★
"Very Good Seats"
(Section 143) - ★★★★★ -
These seats are located ten rows up from the field directly behind the White Sox dugout. Unlike many of the seats down the lines at U.S. Cellular Field, these seats had a decent angle towards home plate so you didn't have to contort your body for each pitch. From these seats the entire field is v...

Seating & Ticket Questions

Which sections are screened by the backstop behind the plate?
--- For the 2017 baseball season, sections 128-136 behind home plate will have some level of netting in front of them. Previously, the netting only spanned from sections 130-134. The amount and coverage o...