Section 109 at Oracle Park

Name: Section 109
Rating: 4.7

★★★★★SeatScore®

Oracle Park Section 109 View

section 108 panoramic seat view for baseball - oracle park — 360° Photo From Section 108/109 at a Baseball Game

section 109, row 41 seat view for baseball - oracle park — Baseball Seat View From Section 109, Row 41

section 109, row 40 seat view for baseball - oracle park — Baseball Seat View From Section 109, Row 40

Section 109 Seating Notes

For baseball games, these seats are located behind the visitor dugout
For baseball games, we recommend rows 37-43 for outstanding convenience
For baseball games, we recommend rows B-K for visiting team fans
For baseball games, we recommend rows 23-31 for great views of the field
Rows AAA-DDD, AA, A-R are part of the Field Club Seats
Related Seating: Lower Box Seats
Rows 29 and above are under cover
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

For most events, rows in Section 109 are labeled AA-CC, A-R, 23-41
Entrances to this section are located at Rows M and 39

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

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 109 Reviews

San Diego Padres at San Francisco Giants - Sep 1, 2019

Sep 2019

Baseball Review
Section 109, Row 34 Verified Customer

★★★★★

Good view of the field and in the shade for the whole game as promised

PERFECT!!!!

Apr 2015

Baseball Review
Section 109, Row 25, Seat 16

★★★★★

Good view of field, loved that the food stations were very close.

Row B is the first row behind the visitor's dugout in Section 109.

Baseball Review
Section 109, Row B

Front of sections 105-126 are behind the netting

Baseball Review

There is some amount of netting or screening in front of sections 105-126, which extends past the dugouts and into the outfield. The height and coverage of netting or screening will vary by section.

Field Club Seats
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Among the most desirable seats for a Giants game are those found in the lettered rows of sections 107-124. These seats are ideal for a baseball game due to their location along the infield. Ticketholders for Giants games will not only enjoy great views of the field from these front rows close to the field, they'll also be treated to the Field Club Lounge. For concerts, these seats are among some of the best options not located on the field. Field Club Lounge Located behind home plate underneath the Promenade, the exclusive club lounge will give fans a chance to experience some of the ballpark's best food. Lounge features include a full-service bar, a wine bar, coffee bar and carvery food stations. Dining tables and lounge-style furniture allow fans to escape in a climate-controlled environment before or during the game. Fans sitting in the triple lettered rows of sections 112, 113, 115, 117, 119, and 121 will be be in the ultra premium Lexus Dugout Club, which have the closest views available and a super-exclusive feel. Note: Club access may vary for non-Giants events.
Field Level Endzone (Football)
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Field Level Endzone seating includes bleacher seats in sections 136-142 and traditional seating in sections 102-119 and 132-135. Sections 107-110 and 117-119 are angled towards what is normally home plate, and do not offer the best angle for viewing football. Sections 136-140 and 105 are the closest seats to the field (back of the endzone). Sections 102-119 will have a far better view of the videoboard than the seats near the opposite endzone.
Field Level Infield (Baseball)
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The best seats at Oracle Park are found on the field level in Sections 105-126. Aside from an impressive experience on the lower level close to the infield, fans can also find premium amenities to further enhance an already memorable day at the ballpark. Field Club sections 121-123 will be directly behind the Giants dugout on the third base side, while Field Club sections 107-109 will be behind the visitor's dugout. Lettered rows A-R in this location in sections 107-124 are considered part of the Field Club seating. These seats will have access to the Blue Shield Field Club. Premium Lower Box seating is located at the back of these sections and has numbered rows.
Lower Box Seats
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On the Oracle Park seating chart, Lower Box Seats refers to sections 101-135. Owing to their location near the field, these are some of the most sought-after seats for Giants games and concerts. Giants Lower Box Seats Field Club Seats occupy the front rows of sections 107-124 Protective netting is located in front of every section The Giants dugout is on the third-base side Additional Notes For football games, 121-131 are sideline seats A popular alternative to Field Seats for concertsClosest seats with elevation Rows 30 and above are covered (most sections) Views from rows 35 and above may be disrupted by the overhang
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.
For Baseball - Recommended For Visiting Team Fans
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Within ten rows of the visitor dugout. Excellent view of the field. Premium amenities as part of the Field CLub
For Baseball - Recommended For Great Views of the Field
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Excellent infield views from the lower level. Less expensive than the Field Club seats that are directly in front of these. No obstructions from the overhang like seats directly behind these

Seating & Ticket Questions

How are Seats 15-18 in Section 109 Row 25 at AT&T Park?

Mar 2015

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Seats in Section 109 are classified into one of 5 different categories: Dugout box (Located closest to the field in Rows AA-CC and A), Field Club Premium (Rows B-E), Field Club (Rows F-R), Premium Lower Box (Rows 23-30), and Lower Box (Located furthest from the field in Rows 31-41). Seats in Row 25 will keep you near the middle of the section in the Premium Lower Box portion, and in Seats 15-18 you will be on the aisle at the left side of the section (as you face the field), for easy access to and from the seats. These seats will have a great view of the field, and keep you close to the visiting team dugout for great sight lines to the players as they enter the dugout.... Read More