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Features & Amenities

The cheapest on the 100 Level for a White Sox game are located in the outfield. The Bleachers occupy sections 160-164, while the rest of the outfield seats are known as Outfield Reserved.

Reserved seating in the outfield comes with quick access to the 100 level outfield concourse. The concourse includes the famous shower in center-field and well-stocked beer stands in left and right-field. The White Sox bullpen is in front of sections 157-158,, while the visitor's warm up near 104 and 105.

Beware of seats in 157-159 for afternoon games. These sections see more sun than anywhere else in the entire stadium.

Because the bullpens are in the best home run areas, the best chance to catch a home run ball at a White Sox game is in section 159 for right-handed batters and 103 for lefties.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

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Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Cellular field was great. You are able to see the whole field."
(Section 103) - ★★★★
"Right Behind the Foul Pole!"
(Section 157) - ★★★ -
If you're sitting in Section 157, you might want to avoid aisle seats. Seat 1 on the right aisle is directly behind the foul pole! You can see nearly all of the field, but you can't see any of home plate! Super annoying! You can try and look around the pole, but that gets old real quick. Besides ...
"Pretty Good Outfield Seats"
(Section 103) - ★★★

Seating & Ticket Questions

Is there any protection from balls in Section 103? I'd like to attend a game with my toddler but am concerned about safety from fly and foul balls. Which seats provided the greatest level of safety. I am considering section 103 as part of a corporate event.

Jul 2018

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Section 103 is an outfield section that does receive its share of home run balls. Having said that, it's likely that other fans will get their hands on a home run ball far before it has a chance to get to you or your toddler. Furthermore, very few balls are hit far enough to reach past Row 20. So if you are sitting in a higher row, there are few safety concerns.

Perhaps of greater concern is being in one of the outfield sections for a Friday night game. Section 103 is connected to the outfield concourse which attracts a heavy-drinking crowd for weekend night games. Your child is far more likely to come home with a new vocabulary than a bruise from a baseball.