Section 123 at PNC Park

★★★★★SeatScore®

PNC Park Section 123 View

Jun 2011

Section 123, Row X, Seat 3

★★★★★

An amazing atmosphere for an interleague. I absolutely loved it because the Pirates won against the Orioles!

Jun 2018

Section 123, Row L, Seats 11,12,13,14,15,16

★★★★★

Great the whole way around!!!

There is some amount of netting or screening in front of sections 109-124. The height and coverage of netting or screening will vary by section.

Infield Box
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Box Level seating is located on the lowest tier of PNC Park in sections 109-124. Seats at the front of these sections are also known as the Lower Infield Box (Rows A-Q), while the higher rows are also known as the Home Plate Box and Infield Box (Rows R and higher). Notes for Infield Box Seats The views here are excellent thanks to the positioning between the corner bases and a good seating height to see the action on the field. Sections 114, 115, 117, and 119 are the widest in this area (highest number of seats per row), but have an additional aisle running through the middle for access to rows R and higher. A unique advantage to box level seating is the great overhead coverage you can find in the back rows (particularly in the double lettered rows). You will be well protected from the sun and rain the higher you sit, and will also be closer to the concourse entry tunnels. It is important to note the front rows do not extend all the way to the playing field due to the Home Plate Club and Field Level sections just below.
Recommended For Great Views of the Field
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Great positioning to the center of the infield. Close to the action while maintaining good elevation above field level. Good views of players entering and exiting the dugouts

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"Surprisingly Wonderful!"
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Aisle seat was worth it. So close to home plate, behind pirates dugout, on third base line. Beautiful view of city. Close enough to get warm-up and practice baseballs. Also funny to watch the parrot mascot dance on the dugout. The cameras were always passing by and food/beer vendors stop at this sea...