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Oriole Park
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Terrace Level

Oriole Park Terrace Level

Features & Amenities

On the Orioles seating chart, odd-numbered sections in the lower level are known as Terrace Level Seats. These seats are well-regarded for their quality views and protection from the elements.

The first row in each Terrace section is 25-30 rows from the field. The tunnel coming from the main concourse leads to the walkway that is shared with Field Level Seats. From there, Terrace seats are accessed via a small staircase.

Best Covered and Shaded Seats at Oriole Park

Nearly all Terrace Level seats are protected by the Club Level overhang. Exceptions include seats behind home plate (33-39) and those in right-field (1-9). If it's raining, there's a good chance you'll be dry with a ticket on this level.

During hot summer days, first consider seats in Terrace sections 43-65. These are the best shaded seats for afternoon games. On the other hand, avoid outfield seats - especially in right field - where the sun drenches the seats.

Other Considerations

The Orioles dugout is on the first-base side of the field
The best views of the main scoreboard come from the third-base side

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

Interactive Seating Chart

Terrace Level Seating Chart

Terrace Level Reviews

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Kansas City Royals at Baltimore Orioles - Jun 10, 2023"
(Section 67) - ★★★★
"New York Yankees at Baltimore Orioles - Jul 30, 2023"
(Section 43) - ★★ -
Fairly close to home plate, but due to the overhang from the deck above us, it was like watching the game through a tunnel. Couldn’t see the scoreboard, or fly balls. Will never get these seats again.
"Can't see anything not hit on the ground"
(Section 53) - ★★★ -
In the first inning, there were back to back homeruns. I'm sure they were awesome, but you can't see the ball fly from these seats because of the low ceiling from the section above you. You can't even see which direction fly balls are hit. One of the most exciting things in a game is seeing the ball...