Section 70 at Oriole Park

★★★★★SeatScore®

Oriole Park Section 70 View

section 68 panoramic seat view - oriole park — 360° Photo From Section 68/70

section 70, row 27 seat view - oriole park — Seat View From Section 70, Row 27

Section 70 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Field Level

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 70 are labeled 1-27, EAL
An entrance to this section is located at Row EAL

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

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 70 Reviews

Unusable Seat

Jun 2017

Section 70, Row 3, Seat 11

★★★★★

This seat is right up against the angled 3rd base wall. The seat is at an angle to the wall and so close that the seat bottom hits the wall when you put it down. There is no place to put your legs unless you are under 4' tall. The Orioles should be embarrassed to sell this seat.

Field Level
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To many, the best tickets at an Orioles game are located at Field Level. These sections are closest to the field and are labeled with even-numbers less than 100 (e.g.: 20, 40, etc.). Most Terrace sections have 25-30 rows of seats with Row 1 at the front and accessible seating at the back. This level shares a concourse and walkway with the Terrace Level. Box Seats on the Field Level Sections 16-58 are commonly referred to as the Field Boxes. These seats are padded and have some of the best views from around the infield. As you move away from the infield, some tickets are labeled Lower Boxes.Despite the designation, neither Field Boxes or Lower Boxes are much different from other seats in the ballpark. Choosing Where to Sit Orioles fans can often be found behind sections 22, 24 and 26, which are behind the O's dugout. Meanwhile, visiting team fans should try to sit in sections 48, 50 and 52 behind the away team dugout. There are an abundance of restrooms on the concourse behind home plate, but not many if you sit on the first or third base side. When sitting down the line at Oriole Park, the third base side is often favored over the first base side. The third base side offers a better view of the scoreboard and will be in the shade first for late afternoon and evening games. If you're bringing kids and the sun is not a concern, sitting down the first base line will have you sitting closer to the Kid's Corner with a lot of fun attractions for children. The left field outfield seats at Oriole Park are among the most homer-friendly seats in all of baseball. If you're sitting anywhere in the first 12-15 rows, you'll want to bring your mitt. To be near the team bullpens, choose higher number seats in Section 86. The Orioles warm-up closer to the first ten rows, while the visiting team warms in the bullpen directly behind that.

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