Section 115 at State Farm Stadium

(2026 Review) - All 100-Level Seats: The Main Level spans 44 sections numbered 101–144, wrapping the entire lower bowl closest to the field.  Close to the Action: These seats bring you nearest the players, with most sections carrying around 41 rows.  Best Viewing Rows: Rows 15–30 offer the ideal height for a clear view of the whole field.  Low-Row Caution: In rows 14 and below, players and sideline equipment can block parts of the field from view.  Red Zone Patio (138–144): Sections 138–144 back onto a large patio to enjoy pregame and during intermissions.  Who Should Sit Here  The Main Level at State Farm Stadium is for fans who want to be as close to the field as possible and feel the energy of the game up close. It suits anyone who prioritizes proximity to the action, from families to die-hard fans. If you want the sightlines that come with that closeness, aim for the mid rows rather than the very front.  Main Level Seating Details  The Main Level includes every 100-level seat, laid out across 44 sections numbered 101–144 around the lower bowl. Most sections have roughly 41 rows. A distinct area is the Red Zone in sections 138–144, which has a large patio behind the seats for use before the game and during breaks.  Views from the Main Level  Main-level seats put you right on top of the action. For the clearest look at the full field, aim for rows 15–30; in rows 14 and below, players and equipment along the sideline can obstruct parts of the field. Sections near the end zones deliver big excitement on scoring plays, but details at the far end of the field can be harder to make out.  Concert Seating Tip  For concerts, the stage is typically set up on the side of the field nearest sections 101 and 137. For the best views from this level, look to the low rows of sections 106–110 and 128–132. 

- Corner seats on the main level will have some of the furthest views on the lowest seating tier for basketball games at U of P Stadium. Only a few of these sections feature the extended riser seating (sections 104, 113, 125, and 134), leaving the remaining sections with the traditional permanent seating. Seats near the front of sections 103, 114, 124, and 135 will have some of the most frustrating viewing angles in the stadium, so we recommend searching elsewhere. This is due to the neighboring sections (closer to the court) having riser setups which will be higher above floor level while being at a similar distance from the back of the lower bowl. As the views from the lower tier won't be anything to write home about unless you're near mid court, we recommend opting for the baseline sections over the corner sections as you at least get a head on view to the videoboards when sitting behind the baskets. 

- Corner seating between the endzone and sidelines provides impressive proximity to the nearby goalines for this Main Level Corner location. On the lowest tier of the stadium, 8 corner sections near the north endzone and 6 corner sections near the south combine to make this unique seating area which provides diagonal views of the action across the field. Fans searching for the best seats in this location should consider the north corner sections first (113-116, 122-125) as they will be able to easily view the large, impressive videoboard in the south endzone (corner sections at the south end will have a more difficult time viewing the videoboard). Most sections in the Main Level Corner sections contain 40 rows of seating running from row 1 (closest) to row 40 (furthest).