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Rate your seatsOnly about 15% of all seats at Lincoln Financial Field offer some type of shade or cover. Below is a sample of seats that are at least partially covered or shaded at different times of the day. To search for tickets or to find out if your seats are protected from the sun or rain, follow the link for the seat finder.
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Lower Level Sideline - - Lower sideline seats at Lincoln Financial Field feature 31 to 35 rows of seating with roughly the last five rows under cover,...Lower Level Corner - - In all four corners of the field on the lowest level of Lincoln Financial Field is the Lower Level Corner seating location. ...Lower Level Endzone - - Behind both endzones on the first level of the stadium is the Lower Level Endzone seating location. These sections have a gr...Corner Terrace - - Corner terrace sections are located just above the lower level in both the Southwest and Northeast corners of Lincoln Financi...To search tickets in these seats, select an event and apply the filter labeled Kids and Family.
To search tickets in these seats, select an event and apply the filter labeled Impressing a Guest.
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If you're headed to an Eagles game and looking for a great view, you're in luck. Lincoln Financial Field is one of the better venues in the NFL for watching a game. The venue uses sharp-angled sections to give fans comfortable sitelines from nearly every vantage point.
As expected, sections near midfield receive the highest marks for great views. Specifically, we like rows 23 and higher in sections 101-103, 118-122 and 137-138. By having a little more elevation in the lower level, it's easier to see over the players on the sideline.
In fact, we recommend that fans skip out on rows 1-10 altogether. The players - which aren't as close to row 1 as they are in the most NFL stadiums - will get in your way, and it can be difficult to see the ball move toward the endzones.
The sharp-angles of the sections are most noticeable in the 100 level near the 20-yardline. Sections like 104, 105, 135 and 136 have an excellent angle towards midfield. In most stadiums these sections would look straight-ahead, and you would be forced to turn your head to see the action. But at LFF, your seat is turned perfectly so you can see action on both ends of the field.
The most expensive seats for an Eagles game are club seats near midfield. It's not surprising to see these seats listed for $500-$1000 when the Giants and Cowboys come to town. These seats provide all the extras like lounge access, concierge and upscale concessions, but they also come with the stadium's best views.
If you're spending money on club seats - but midfield sections are out of reach - we highly recommend the first five rows of corner sections. These rows are separated from the rest of the section by a walkway which keeps them closer to the field. These seats also take advantage of great sitelines - just like the 100-level sections below. You'll end up with the same amenities as club ticketholders near the 50-yardline but you'll save hundreds of dollars.
As with the club level, we recommend being in the lowest row possible in the upper sections. Specifically, rows 1-6 will provide you with a much better experience than higher rows. These rows are located below or adjacent to the tunnel, which means that other fans won't block your view as often as they do for fans in higher rows. You'll also be situated just above the club level and can enjoy a similar view at a fraction of the price.
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