Section 141 at State Farm Stadium

★★★★★SeatScore®

State Farm Stadium Section 141 View

section 141, row 12 seat view for football - state farm stadium — Football Seat View From Section 141, Row 12

Section 141 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Main Level

Row Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 141 are labeled 1-53
An entrance to this section is located at Row 12

When looking towards the field/stage/court, lower number seats are on the right

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 141 Reviews

End zone temporary seating

Jan 2016

Football Review
Section 141, Row 49, Seat 5

★★★★★

Although were mid way up, the view is terrible. Anytime the ball was not directly in our end zone, (within the 20), had to watch the jumbo-tron in the other end zone (and that was not easy as the camera person could not find the ball on 50% of the plays). Only three gates to enter stadium and you can use any gate for any section. Thus, lots of people entering gates and going against the flow to get to the other side. Poor design. Also, several choke points within the stadium where massive congestion occurs. Much like a general seating rock concert. Stadium may be good for fans that know the layout but very poorly designed for events where most fans are not familiar with layout. Highly recommend this stadium never be used for this type event again.

Main Level
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The Main Level at State Farm Stadium includes all 100-level seats. There are 44 sections numbered 101-144. Sitting in the 100-Level Main-level seats are known for bringing fans close to the action on the field. Most sections have around 41 rows of seats. Caution: When sitting in rows 14 and below, players and equipment can block your areas of the field from view. For this reason, we recommend rows between 15-30 for the ideal viewing height. Red Zone Seats (138-144) One group of seating that is unique is the Red Zone in sections 138-144. These seats have a large patio behind them to enjoy during intermissions or pregame. Sections near the end zones can provide a ton of excitement for scoring plays but can be more difficult to see the details at the other end of the field. Main Level Concert Seating For concerts, the stage is typically set up on the side of the field nearest sections 101 and 137. To get the best views from the level, we recommend seats in the low rows of sections 106-110 and 128-132.
Main Level Baseline (Basketball)
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Sitting in the lower level baseline is a good option for fans who want to be on the main level, but aren't able to find seats along the sideline. Seats here might have difficult views of the court from being behind the basket, but you get an excellent head on viewing angle to the endzone videoboards. It is important to note that reserved student seating occupies the closest options behind the baskets, so these sections do not extend as close to the court as other lower level options along the sidelines. Seating rows are numbered. Much like the side sections, additional seating has also been added to the main level baseline sections, and you will find less elevation between rows when sitting near the south basket (sections 138-144). Should you have the option, we recommend sections behind the north basket as they face the larger of the 2 endzone videoboards at the stadium.
Main Level Endzone (Football)
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Just behind the north and south endzones on the closest level to the playing field, the Main Level Endzone seating sections offer the best views from in front and behind the line of scrimmage. Sections in the north endzone (117-121) are large with 40 rows of seating followed by a handicap accessible seating row as well, but these seats offer some of the best views of the large videoboard that sits atop the south endzone. Fans sitting in the south endzone will have smaller sections with just 12 rows of seating, but are far from the concourses and restrooms, and are also left with a view of the smaller videoboard above the north endzone.