Section 348 at Busch Stadium

★★★★★SeatScore®

Busch Stadium Section 348 View

section 348, row 3 seat view for baseball - busch stadium — Baseball Seat View From Section 348, Row 3

Section 348 Seating Notes

For baseball games, we recommend these seats for outstanding convenience
For baseball games, desirable view from behind home plate
Related Seating: Infield Pavilion
Rows 3 and above are shaded during most late afternoon games
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 348 are labeled 1-6, WC
An entrance to this section is located at Row WC

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

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 348 Reviews

The roof of the press box obstructs the view.

Baseball Review
Section 348

Infield Pavilion
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Upper Infield Location: Sections 341-360 run along the infield on the 300 level. Strong Elevated Views: Similar sightlines to Redbird Club, but from a higher vantage point. Better Than Terrace Level: Closer and lower than the 400 level with improved field visibility. High Sun Exposure: One of the most exposed seating areas during day games. Home Plate Sections Available: Sections 347-353 (Home Pavilion) offer the best views on the level. Who Should Sit Here Pavilion Level Infield seats are ideal for fans looking for a mid-tier option with strong infield views. These seats work well for fans who want a better perspective than the Terrace Level without paying for club seating, but don’t mind sitting in the sun. Infield Pavilion Location & Details Pavilion Level Infield seating includes Sections 341-360, located on the 300 level of Busch Stadium and spanning from the first base side to the third base side. Section 341 begins on the first base side Section 360 extends to the third base side Most sections feature approximately 12 rows of seating, keeping fans at a moderate height above the field. The most desirable area on this level is the Home Pavilion (Sections 347-353), which sits directly behind home plate and provides a centered view of the entire field. Located directly behind these sections is a large terrace area with food and drink options, making it easy for fans to grab concessions without missing much of the game. Views from Infield Pavilion Views from the Pavilion Level Infield offer a comfortable, elevated perspective of the game, similar to the Redbird Club but from a higher position. The angle makes it easy to track pitch location and follow the full field, while still being closer than the terrace level above. Sections 347-353 provide the best experience, sitting directly behind home plate with a balanced, straight-on view. The biggest drawback is sun exposure, as these seats are among the most exposed in the stadium. During hot summer games, this can make sitting here less comfortable — especially in earlier rows without relief. What to Expect Pavilion Level Infield seats offer a nice balance of price and view, but come with tradeoffs. You’ll get a strong infield perspective and better positioning than the upper deck, but should be prepared for heat and sun during day games.
For Baseball - Recommended For Outstanding Convenience
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These seats were hand-selected for being close to a wide-range of amenities. They are within five rows of the concourse (fewer stairs) and there is a men’s restroom, women’s restroom and concessions near this section.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

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