Tickets

Located just behind home plate with some of the closest seats to the action, the Cardinal Club seats provide fans with in-seat all you can eat and drink wait service, and access to the private and climate controlled Cardinal Club lounge which features theater style seating and an unlimited buffet of high quality food and beverage. These seats will be some of the most comfortable options with the best views at the stadium, but are also some of the most expensive.

Located on the lowest tier of the stadium, these infield seats are second in viewing experience only to the premium Cardinal Club seating directly behind home plate. Cardinals fans will enjoy sitting directly behind the team dugout located behind sections 141-144 on the first base side , while visiting fans will prefer sections 156-159 on the third base side to remain behind the visitors dugout (seats directly behind the dugouts are often referred to as Diamond Box seats). Sections located behind home plate (145-155) will have fewer rows as the the Cardinal Club seats are located just below. These seating sections are also referred to as the Infield Field Box (other than in the Diamond Box rows located just behind the dugouts).

Field Level Outfield seats are located on the lowest tier of Busch stadium, between the corner bases and wrapping to the corners of the outfield walls. Sections 127-140 are located on the first base side, with the higher numbered sections being closer to the Cardinals dugout. Closest to the field on this side will be the Dugout Box seats, followed by the 1st Base Field Box (closer to first base) or the Right Field Box (closer to right field) depending on how close you are to the first base. Sections 127-129 are the only sections located in fair territory on the right field side and provide a good opportunity to catch a home run ball. Not all sections on the right field side end at the front of the stadium, as sections 133 and 134 are further set back and do not extend all the way down to the field. On the left field side are sections 160-172, with the lower numbered sections being closer to the visitors dugout and the infield. Closest to the field on this side will be the Dugout Box seats, followed by the 3rd Base Field Box or the Left Field Box depending on how close you are to third base. Sections 170-172 are located in fair territory behind the left field wall and are a great place to sit for home run balls, while located just above are the Left Field Porch sections which offer some of the best shade at Busch Stadium in the hot summer months.

Club Level Infield is made up of both the Redbird Club and Bank of America Club on the second tier of the stadium. Running from 1st base to the visitors dugout are the Redbird Club seats (sections 241-257), from which ticket holders will have access to the controlled Redbird Club Lounge, which features TVs, comfortable furniture, and upscale food and beverage options. Bank of America Club seats are located in sections 258-260 aligned with the visitors dugout and include an all-you-can eat buffet that begins 30 minutes before game time and lasts for 2 hours. While sections 258 and 259 are located outdoors, section 260 is located indoors behind a glass viewing window.

Loge Level Outfield seating shares the same 200 level tier as the Club Level seats, but does not have access to the club amenities. On the right field side, sections 235-240 are referred to as the 1st Base Loge (closer to first base), while sections 228-234 are known as the Right Field Loge (closer to right field). Sections 228 and 229 are located in fair territory behind the right field wall, but it would take a very deeply hit ball to reach these seats. On the left field side, sections 261-265 are known as the 3rd Base Loge (closer to 3rd base) while sections 267-272 are called the Left Field Loge (closer to left field). Sections 271 and 272 are located in fair play behind the left field wall, and all fans will earn a free Big Mac if a home run lands in section 272 (the Big Mac Land section). The last few rows of Loge Level seating will be some of the best options for finding shade during the hot summer games in St. Louis.

The Pavilion Level shares the upper deck of Busch Stadium with the Terrace level, with Pavilion seating being closer to the field. These seats provide a superior view to the Terrace, but the Pavilion seats are some of the most exposed to sun during day games, making these sections a difficult choice on steamy St. Louis summer days. The Pavilion Infield location runs from section 341 on the first base side to section 360 on the third base side, and most sections feature 12 rows of seating.

Pavilion Outfield seating is located on the highest tier of Busch Stadium running from the corner bases and wrapping around to the behind the outfield walls. On the left field side, the Pavilion Outfield sections are the highest and furthest seating options as there is no terrace seating on this side on of the stadium. With 24 rows of seating in these left field sections, fans that prefer to be in the shade will need to be in the last few rows to get any benefit from the small overhanging roof just above the last row. Over on the right field side, Pavilion seating is located beneath the Terrace level sections, with better views than the sections above and just 15 rows of seating, but some of the most exposure to the sun in the stadium as there are no structures above to provide any shade.

The Terrace Level Infield is located on the highest deck at Busch Stadium and are the furthest set back of any sections at the ballpark. With some of the furthest views to the field and high exposure to the sun in the lower rows, there are better options for taking in a Cardinals game, but these seats should be relatively affordable and do provide good views of the scoreboard and the St. Louis Arch and skyline in the background. The last few rows of the terrace level will have some protection from the sun with a small overhanging roof above.

Terrace Level Outfield seating is exclusive to the right field side of the stadium and is comprised of the 1st Base Terrace, and Right Field Terrace seating sections. Sections 435-440 are known as the 1st Base Terrace and are located closer to the infield than the Right Field Terrace sections 428-434. Sections 428 and 429 are located behind the right field wall for a more unique view than some of the other sections in the Right Field Terrace which feature mostly a corner view, but as you get closer to the right field foul pole it will be come more difficult to see the scoreboard in right center field. Terrace sections will see a lot of sun during day games, with only a small amount of relief in the last few rows due to the small overhanging roof.

The Outfield Bleachers at Busch stadium run from right field to left center and are good options for fans that dream of catching a home run ball (stay closer to the corners for the best chance). These seats will also be nearest to the bullpens, with the Cardinals bullpen located just beneath sections 507-509 in right field, and the visitor bullpen located beneath sections 589-591 in left field. The outfield bleachers are not recommended for fans that need to be in the shade as they offer some to the least shade in the entire stadium. These seats are bench style bleachers, but do offer a back support to allow fans to sit back rather than lean forward the entire game.