Which rows are closest to the front at Tropicana Field?

In all cases, Row A is the closest row to the field. Single lettered rows (A-Z) are located closer to the front, and are followed by the double lettered rows (AA-ZZ) behind. However, it is important to note that almost every single section starts with a different letter. You can view row layouts by clicking on a desired section on our Tropicana Field Interactive Seating Chart.

What direction do the seat numbers run at Tropicana Field?

At Tropicana Field, seat 1 will be on the left of all sections as you face the field of play. This is a great view of the action from behind home plate at Tropicana Field.

Where is Suite 6 located at Tropicana Field?

Suite 6 is located near home plate and just above Press Level Section 206. Suites provide ticket holders with a more private experience at Tropicana Field, with optional private catering available for purchase.

What is the obstruction in row 1 of the 200 level at Tropicana Field?

Some tickets listed for sale at Tampa Bay Rays games will show an "obstructed view" warning. While this is a significant issue on the 100 level, some tickets in the first row of 200 level sections are being labeled with this warning as well. On a recent 3-game trip to Tropicana Field, we hunted down the reason(s) for this warning. As we suspected, this "obstructed" label refers to the railings at the front of each section. While these railings are highly distracting, they are an issue for upper level seating at almost every ballpark and arena in North America. Smaller fans and children may have to squirm a little bit to find a good viewing angle around the railing, but taller fans will hardly find it a distraction. Overall, we recommend sitting in row 2 or higher in the 200 level - just to avoid any potential railing issues. But at the same time, don't let the railing completely deter you from buying tickets in the first row if the price is right and ticket inventory is limited.

At which row is the lower level walkway at Tropicana Field?

For fans seated in lower level sections 101-134 at Tropicana Field there is a walkway that separates these sections into lower and upper portions. The walkway runs around most of the lower bowl and provides access to the concourse tunnels where fans will find concessions and restrooms. In each of these sections, row JJ is the last row before the walkway begins. The walkway is comprised of space for fans to walk, along with a single row of wheelchair seating commonly labeled WCH. This accessible seating space is located directly behind row JJ. Club seats on the first-base side of the field. These are just above the walkway (pictured in front of the section with wheelchair seating at the front).The walkway and wheelchair seating space occupy what would be rows KK-OO. Therefore, the first row above the walkway is labeled PP. For fans seated on the third-base side of the field, rows PP and higher are sometimes called the Loge seats, while the same seats in even-numbered sections 106-126 are part of the exclusive Rays Club. Because the walkway can become crowded with fans, views from the rows just above the walkway can sometimes be interrupted. Unless you're looking to sit in the Rays Club for its club benefits and comfortable seating, we recommend seats just in front of the walkway in rows FF-JJ. These seats will provide a nice elevated view of the field, quick walks to the concourse and no walkway distractions.