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Lower Box Seats

Rate Field Lower Box Seats

section 131, row 24 seat view - rate field

Features & Amenities

On the White Sox seating chart, sections closest to the field are known as Lower Box seats. This includes sections 111-153.

Boxes Near the Infield

Lower Boxes near the infield and behind home plate have a number of different names, including Diamond Box, Platinum Box and Gold Box. Despite having different names, these seats have similar experiences.

The Sox dugout is located in front of sections 137-142, while the visitors sit in front of 122-127. Row 5 in these sections is the actual first row behind the dugout.

Sections 130-134 are directly behind home plate and behind the Scout Seats, which occupy the first 12-15 rows.

Boxes Down the Line

Sections down the line are known as Lower Boxes or Lower Box Corners. Again, this distinction is meaningless.

The biggest complaint with seating down the lines at Rate Field is the angle towards home plate. Seats further down the line face the outfield too much and will have you turning your body to see the batter-pitcher exchange. To make the angle less severe, consider sitting in a higher row. Your view will be more comfortable and you will be closer to the concourse.

Additional Notes

Seats on the first-base/right-field side are shaded first, while seats down the left-field line will have the best view of the star board in right-field.

Netting has been added down the lines which severely limits the foul balls in sections 116-118 and 146-148 (previously foul ball havens).

Most sections in this area include 35-38 rows of seats with the higher rows being covered by the Club Level. And most rows have fewer than ten seats per row (exceptions include sections close to the foul poles).

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

Interactive Seating Chart

Lower Box Seats Seating Chart

Lower Box Seats Reviews

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Just About Perfect"
(Section 125) - ★★★★★ -
A whole list of things to like about these seats: - Excellent, elevated view - The net isn't really too bothersome - Looks right at the pitcher, third baseman and shortstop - Just a few steps up to the concourse - For the five seconds it was sunny, these were shaded It did rain before the g...
"Shade by 3pm"
(Section 120) - ★★★★★ -
Great seats behind the visitor dugout. Shade by 3pm, which was a real blessing on this scorcher of a day @ 86 degrees. Very tasty shaved ice stand at top of section helped us keep cool, too. Restrooms were close and ramp for exit was right there, too. Would definitely return to this section.
"Comfortable Spot, Decent View"
(Section 117) - ★★★★ -
Last row in the section. Completely covered by the overhang and totally shaded for a 1pm game. There was even a bit of a breeze back here blowing from the concourse. For being the last row, the view wasn't that bad. The seats are slightly angled towards the infield unlike some other areas of the ...

Seating & Ticket Questions

Which sections are screened by the backstop behind the plate?

Mar 2017

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For the 2017 baseball season, sections 128-136 behind home plate will have some level of netting in front of them. Previously, the netting only spanned from sections 130-134. The amount and coverage of netting will vary by section.

***Update: The White Sox have added netting in front of all 100 level sections in foul territory.