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RingCentral Coliseum
Seating
Plaza Level

RingCentral Coliseum Plaza Level

Features & Amenities

The Plaza Level at RingCentral Coliseum is made up of 200 level seating. Sections 210-224 are commonly referred to as Plaza Infield, while all other sections are known as Plaza Outfield.

Most Plaza Infield sections have just 12 rows of seats with an entrance at the front. Outfield sections have 18 rows - also with an entrance at the front.

If you're looking for shade or cover in these sections, you have two options:

Rows 12 and above are covered
The highest rows in sections behind home plate are shaded first

Other Plaza Level Considerations

If you're bringing kids, consider sitting near Section 220. The Stomper Fun Zone is located here and provides an interactive area for kids to test their baseball skill.

Food and restrooms are scarce the farther you get from home plate. In fact, there's only one food stand that serves the last seven sections down each line. This means a longer walk for you and long lines once you get there.

The same thing is true among restrooms. There's only one men's and women's restroom serving the last 12 sections down each line.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

Interactive Seating Chart

Plaza Level Photos

Oakland Coliseum Plaza Level legroom — Seats in the first row of the Plaza Level have the most legroom in the stadium. Unfortunately, this area is also used as a walkway which can be disruptive to fans in the lower rows of 200 level sections.

Oakland Coliseum wheelchair seating — Accessible seating is available at the top of select Plaza Level sections. Shown here is the accessible seating area at the top of section 210. These seats are fully covered and shaded, although it is difficult to see pop-ups and flyballs.

Plaza Level Seating Chart

Plaza Level Reviews

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"San Francisco Giants at Oakland Athletics - Aug 6, 2023"
(Section 230) - ★★★★
"Better than Row 1, not as good as Row 3"
(Section 225) - ★★★ -
My ticket was for Row 1, but I sat here for a few batters since my Row 1 view was completely blocked by the railing. I ended up in Row 3, because that's where the view really gets a lot better. Row 2 is just OK. When I sat back in my chair, 3B and part of the left side of the infield was blocked ...
"Can see over the railing -- barely"
(Section 221) - ★★★★ -
This is about as close as you can get to home plate in the 200 level and still see over the railing in Row 3. If you're more behind home plate, you may want to sit an extra row or two higher. I initially had Row 1 in a section farther down the line, but sat here for an inning before I got booted....