Where are the best seats for a pregnant woman at Busch Stadium?

The best seating options in the shade at Busch Stadium will be either on the second tier of the stadium and along the 3rd base side, or at the back of the 100 sections between third base and the left field foul pole. The Redbird Club seats on the third base side (sections 253-257) will be a great option in the back rows (opt for rows 8 and higher) as they will be out of the sun and also give you access to the climate controlled Redbird Club lounge, where you can go to watch the game through the glass in the event it gets too hot. Other good options can be found in the last rows of sections 160-163 (the back of sections 160 is one of the best for shade). The last 5 rows in these sections are rows 24-28, which is what we recommend for staying out of the sun as they will have better protection from the overhanging seating deck above. Excellent shade can be found in the upper rows of the 100 level sections between third base and the left field foul pole

Is there shade for Coca-Cola Scoreboard Patio seats at Busch Stadium?

There will be very little shade in the Coca Cola Scoreboard patio at Busch Stadium. The seats face towards the West, and with no overhanging structure, this area will see some of the longest exposure to the sun. rnThe food and beverage stations are located under cover and will have ample shade available, but from the viewing area there will very little protection from the sun during a day game at Busch Stadium. rnrnThese seats are further from home plate than most sections at the ballpark, so binoculars would be a nice option to have, but are not absolutely necessary. You will be able to follow all the action around the infield and outfield, but pinpointing the exact position where a pitch crossed home plate will be difficult. For a view from these seats, you can visit the Cardinals 360 Views page and open the link for the Coca-Cola Scoreboard Patio. rnrn

What time can you arrive before the game?

For a Tuesday night game, gates will open 90 minutes before first pitch. For the 7:15 start time, you will be able to enter the stadium as early as 5:45.

Is food included with Dugout Box seats at Busch Stadium?

The Dugout Box seats are located in the lettered seating rows (closest to the field) of Sections 132, 135-139, and 161-166. Unfortunately food is not included with the price of a ticket in these areas. Below is a list of where you can find all-inclusive tickets at Busch Stadium: rnrnCardinals Club (Sections 1-8 Behind Home Plate) rnBank of America Club (Sections 258-260) rnUMB Champions Club rnCommissioner's Box rnLegends Club Suite rnCoca Cola Rooftop Deck, Coca Cola Patio rnPowerade Bridge rnHomer's Landing, Left Field Landing rnMVP Deck

What time do the gates open at Busch Stadium?

With the resounding success of Ballpark Village, the area around Busch Stadium is a popular hangout before, during and after the game. Because the area attracts so many fans to the game so early, the Cardinals are known for having one of the earliest-arriving crowds in all of baseball. For weekday games Monday through Thursday, the ballpark gates open 90 minutes prior to first pitch. For night games starting at 7:15, the gates will open promptly at 5:45 and you'll have an opportunity to see the visiting team take batting practice (if the weather permits). For Friday and weekend games the gates open a full two hours before first pitch, giving fans more time to explore the ballpark. If you plan on arriving early for batting practice, do know that it is uncommon for teams to BP before early afternoon games.

Where can I find more additional legroom at Busch Stadium?

Busch Stadium is a highly segmented park with multiple levels of seating from the 100 level to the 400 level. Generally speaking, fans will find the most comfortable seats to be in the 100 level where many of the chairs are padded and a number of walkways create breaks in the seating. Additional legroom in row 1, as seen from section 428For fans considering seats in another area of the stadium, one of the best places to find more legroom is in Row 1 of the 400 level. Unlike the 200 and 300 levels where you walk down from the concourse towards Row 1 - the first row in the 400 level is at the section entrance. Because of this, additional room is added between the railing and row 1. For some shorter fans the railing may prove to be a distraction - but for larger guests the extra space to spread out is a blessing.

What does standing room only mean at Busch Stadium?

There are designated areas at the top of most non-premium seating sections where standing room only ticket holders can stand and watch the game. Standing room only space is not reserved and available on a first come first serve basis, so we recommend getting to the ballpark as early as possible to claim the best spots (Busch Stadium gates generally open 2 hours prior to the start of the game). rnIt is the policy of Busch Stadium that all guests sit only in their ticketed seats, so while moving to empty seats may be tempting, please be aware that guests who do not abide by the ticketed seating policy are at risk of being ejected from the stadium.

Between which rows are the breaks in seating on the 100 level at Busch Stadium?

Some lower level sections at the Cardinals' Busch Stadium contain as many as 40 rows of seating. In some of these larger sections, there are walkways that break up the seating. Some fans prefer sitting close to these quick exits, while others are constantly distracted by people in the walkway. Walkway Locations Most lower level sections can be categorized as no walkway, single-walkway and double-walkway. Sections behind the Green Seats, including 146-154 are continuous and are not interrupted by a walkway. These sections are made up of only numbered rows with row 1 always closest to the field. For sections closer to the player dugouts (like 141-145 and 155-159), rows are also continuous with lettered rows followed by numbered rows. As you move down the line, the sections become a little more complicated. Some of these sections are interrupted by a single walkway, while others are interrupted twice. For these sections that have lettered rows, a small walkway is located between the last lettered row (usually L or M) and the first numbered row (Row 1). Fans seated in Row 1 in these sections may be highly distracted by patrons in the walkway. An example of a section with multiple walkways Furthermore, in these sections down the line, a large walkway separated rows 20 and above from the rest of the seating section. Fans seated in rows 20 and above will feel like they're in a separate seating section as these rows are elevated above lower rows and are accessible only by a small set of stairs. Sitting in rows 20 and above will provide more shade, while sitting in rows 15-19 will give you near instant access to the concourse tunnel.

Are there any covered seats at Busch Stadium?

Redbird Club Seats Back rows of the Redbird Club seats are covered and close to the Club LoungeThe Redbird Club seats on the third base side (sections 253-257) will be a great option in the back rows (opt for rows 8 and higher) as they will be partially covered by the seating deck above, but more importantly give you access to the climate controlled Redbird Club lounge, where you can go to watch the match through the glass windows of the lounge should the weather begin to turn. Best Lower Level Covered Seating Options The best covered seats on the lower level are in the back of 3B Sections 160-163 Other good options can be found in the last rows of sections 160-163 (the back of section 160 is one of the best for protection from the rain in this area of the stadium). The last 5 rows in these sections are rows 24-28, which is what we recommend for staying out of the weather as they will have better protection from the overhanging seating deck above. The Left Field Porch is Entirely Covered All Left Field Porch seats are completely covered by the overhangAnother great option for being safe from the rain will be the left field porch sections (see Sections LP1, LP2, and LP3 on our Cardinals Interactive seating chart), as these seats are entirely covered by the seating deck located just above.

Where is the shade for an early afternoon game at Busch Stadium?

The best seating options in the shade at Busch Stadium will be either on the second tier of the stadium and along the 3rd base side, or at the back of the 100 sections between third base and the left field foul pole. The Redbird Club seats on the third base side (sections 253-257) will be a great option in the back rows (opt for rows 8 and higher) as they will be out of the sun and also give you access to the climate controlled Redbird Club lounge, where you can go to watch the game through the glass in the event it gets too hot. Other good options can be found in the last rows of sections 160-163 (the back of sections 160 is one of the best for shade). The last 5 rows in these sections are rows 24-28, which is what we recommend for staying out of the sun as they will have better protection from the overhanging seating deck above. The back rows of the lower level sections between third base and the left field foul pole are great options for staying in the shade