Section 452 at State Farm Stadium

Name: Section 452
Rating: 2.2

★★★★★SeatScore®

State Farm Stadium Section 452 View

section 452, row 1 seat view for football - state farm stadium — Football Seat View From Section 452, Row 1

Section 452 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Ring of Honor (Rows A-WC)
Related Seating: Terrace Level

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 452 are labeled A-B, 1-23
There is open space betweeen Rows C and 1
Entrances to this section are located at Rows C and 1

When looking towards the field/stage/court, lower number seats are on the right

For Concerts, Section 452 May Have a Limited View

452 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

For more information about the stage setup for your show, find your event.

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 452 Reviews

Missing out on the big videoboard

Aug 2014

Football Review
Section 452, Row 6, Seat 18

★★★★★

These seats have a really good view on the upper level of the stadium as they face right at the middle of the field. I've always been cautious of corner seats, but with a straight ahead view that allowed me to see all areas of the field with no obstruction or head turning, these seats were an excellent value. Seat 18 was 6 off the aisle at the left side of the row, and close to the front portion of the section for a great height to see down to the field while remaining close to the entry tunnel. My only complaint was not being able to easily see the larger and nicer videoboard (which was almost 90 degrees to the left). Next time I would look for seats in the corners near the north endzone so I can have a better view to the large videoboard.

A Great Time!

Sep 2014

Football Review
Section 452, Row 11

★★★★★

Ring of Honor
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When looking at the State Farm Stadium seating chart, the 400 Level is the highest seating area. That level is seating is split into upper and lower portions. Seats in the lower portion make up the Ring of Honor. Ring of Honor Seats are located in the front rows of each 400 Level section. These are lettered rows beginning with A at the very front. Each section has five or fewer rows which makes them some of the most convenient seats for getting to and from the concourse. Why Choose Ring of Honor Seats For guests comparing these rows to Terrace Level rows (numbered rows in the same section), these are far superior. Terrace seats are accessed via a staircase which makes them more difficult to get to and farther from the field than you'd think.
Terrace Level
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On the Arizona Cardinals seating chart, the 400 Level is commonly referred to as the Terrace Level. This is the highest seating area in the stadium and ticket prices are typically much less expensive than what you'd find in the Lower Level or Club Level. Ring of Honor vs. Terrace Seats Each 400 Level section contains roughly 30 rows of seats. When you enter one of these sections, lettered rows (e.g.: A) are below the entrance. These are also known as the Ring of Honor Seats. Above the section entrance (and up a flight of stairs) are numbered rows. These Terrace Seats are true upper deck seats and are usually the cheapest tickets for a Cardinals game.
Terrace Level Corner (Basketball)
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A seat in the Terrace Corner sections will leave you looking to the videoboards in order to follow the action happening on the court. The views of the actual game are extremely far, and as you won't have a head on viewing angle to the endzones, we recommend searching instead for seats in the Terrace Baseline where you can look straight away at the video coverage. Seating begins with lettered rows below the entry tunnel, and numbered rows above. Whenever possible, opt for the lettered rows as these keep you closer to the court and concourse, and also feel like their own private seating deck.
Terrace Level Corner (Football)
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Terrace Level Corner sections are the furthest of any from the field of play, but are the best place to find cheap tickets at University of Phoenix Stadium. Fans can expect unique diagonal views of the field with decent sight lines to the near endzone, but the action will seem very far as the ball moves to the other side of the field. Due to the far off perspective, fans are advised to look for seats in the north corners before considering the south corners, as the fans in the south will also have difficult views of the large videoboard which sits above and behind the south endzone. Terrace level corner sections feature 23 rows of seating with row 1 being closest to the front of the section, and row 23 the furthest.