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Freese's Landing at Busch Stadium

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Freese's Landing Seating Notes

Related Seating: Cardinals All-Inclusive Tickets (for Cardinals games)

Row Numbers

Rows in Freese's Landing are labeled A-B

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

For Concerts, Freese's Landing May Have a Limited View

Freese's Landing is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

For more information about the stage setup for your show, find your event.

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Freese's Landing Reviews

Great all-inclusive seats

Mar 2013

Baseball Review
Freese's Landing, Row A, Seat 32

★★★★★

Homers landing is a nice place to see a game if you dont want to worry about spending money on food and beer - its all included in the price. I paid $90 for my ticket, which may seem high, but its the lowest priced 'all inclusive' area. I certainly ate and drank my ticket price. The seats are on high backed bar stools, with a long bar/table in front, so you dont have to worry about balancing nachos on your lap. Get row A if you can, the view is unobstructed. The right field bleachers are in front of you, but lower, and a walkway directly in front of homers landing is kept clear by ushers. Not the best view of the game, but you can see everything, and there are small tv screens in the area. Food and beer is included, but limited to bud products and soda, hod dogs, bratwurst, and nachos. Bathrooms are behind the section, but easy to get to. Fans were great. People in this section wanted to watch the game and were happy to talk.

Best seats I've ever had

Sep 2013

Baseball Review
Freese's Landing, Row A, Seats 36-45

★★★★★

We had the best seats. No one sitting or standing in front of us. Food was aailable right behind us. Restrooms were right outside the entrance to our section. We could see everything going on on the field. The only thing about the seats were that they were metal and they were a little too tall for us to sit on.. We had to "climb up" onto them.

Cardinals All-Inclusive Tickets
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Food & Drinks Included: Tickets include complimentary buffet-style food, beer, and soft drinks. Early Entry Benefits: Service begins when gates open (90 minutes before weekday games, 2 hours on weekends). Multiple Locations: Options available throughout the ballpark, including outfield social areas and premium clubs. Variety of Experiences: Ranges from casual outdoor decks to upscale, climate-controlled clubs. One Price Simplicity: No need to pay for concessions throughout the game. Who Should Sit Here All-Inclusive Areas are ideal for fans looking for a premium, hassle-free experience. These tickets are especially popular with groups, casual fans, and anyone who wants to bundle food, drinks, and seating into one price. All-Inclusive Locations & Details Busch Stadium features several all-inclusive seating areas located throughout the ballpark. Most include buffet-style food, beer, and soft drinks, with menus typically featuring ballpark classics and local favorites. Service begins when gates open: Weekday games: 90 minutes before first pitch Weekend games: 2 hours before first pitch Each area offers a slightly different experience depending on location and setup. Coca-Cola Areas The Coca-Cola Areas include the Roof Deck, Scoreboard Patio, and Powerade Bridge, located throughout the outfield. These spaces feature reserved seating along drink rails, offering a more social, standing or bar-style viewing experience overlooking the field. Freese’s Landing Freese’s Landing (formerly Homer’s Landing) is located near the outfield and was renamed in 2022. This area sits just steps from where David Freese hit his historic walk-off home run in 2011, making it a unique option for Cardinals fans looking for a connection to team history. MVP Deck The MVP Deck features two rows of covered, open-air seating in left-center field. Fans here enjoy an elevated outfield view, along with all-inclusive food and drink in a more intimate seating setup. Red Jacket Club The Red Jacket Club offers one of the more premium all-inclusive experiences at Busch Stadium. This climate-controlled indoor club features upgraded food options along with: Mixed drinks Wine Premium beer selections Ticket prices here are typically higher than other all-inclusive areas due to the enhanced amenities and indoor setting. Left Field Landing Left Field Landing is one of the only field-level all-inclusive areas, located near the left field corner behind Section 169. Seating is outdoor and places fans close to the field, offering a different experience compared to elevated decks. More Standard Stadium Clubs In addition to these areas, several premium seating options also include all-inclusive elements: Cardinals Club (Green Seats) Champions Club National Car Rental Club Commissioner’s Box Party Suites These areas typically combine prime locations with upgraded amenities, creating some of the most premium experiences in the ballpark.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Fantastic All-Inclusive Amenities!"
(Coca Cola Scoreboard Patio) - ★★★★ -
If you like all-in tickets with food and beer included and close, semi-private restrooms, these are great! The view, as expected is not the best, but you can see the whole field. It's just that home plate is about 500 feet away. For a 7:00 game in early May, these were bright and sunny for abo...
"Great place to relax and watch with friends"
(Coca Cola Rooftop Deck) - ★★★★★ -
One thing the Cardinals did well with the new stadium is the all-inclusive sections. These seats are right on top of the center field batter's eye, so you can see everything, but you are a long way from home plate. All seats in this section are high backed bar stools in front of long tables facing t...

Seating & Ticket Questions

Where is Homer's Landing at Busch Stadium? We have seats for Section HLA, Row A

May 2013

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Homer's Landing is located behind Sections 101-105, just to the right of straight-away center field. Given its perched location in the outfield, you will not be able to see all of the outfield. In particular, balls hit to the warning track will be difficult to see.... Read More