Section 328 at T-Mobile Park

Name: Section 328
Rating: 3.2

★★★★★SeatScore®

T-Mobile Park Section 328 View

section 327 panoramic seat view for baseball - t-mobile park — 360° Photo From Section 327/328 at a Baseball Game

Section 328 Seating Notes

For baseball games, we recommend rows 1-4 for great views of the field
For baseball games, desirable view from behind home plate
Head-on view of the performance for end-stage concerts
Related Seating: View Level

Row & Seat Numbers

Rows in Section 328 are labeled 1-4, 5A, 9-25
There is wheelchair seating betweeen Rows 5A and 9
An entrance to this section is located at Row 5A

Row 1 has 12 seats labeled 1-12
Rows 2-4 have 13 seats labeled 1-13
Row 6 has 11 seats labeled 1-11
Rows 7-10 have 15 seats labeled 1-15
Rows 11-13 have 16 seats labeled 1-16
Rows 14-16 have 17 seats labeled 1-17
Rows 17-19 have 18 seats labeled 1-18
Rows 20-22 have 19 seats labeled 1-19
Rows 23-24 have 20 seats labeled 1-20
Row 25 has 24 seats labeled 1-24
All Seat Numbers
When looking towards the field/stage, lower number seats are on the right

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 328 Reviews

Great view, minus the railing

Jun 2017

Baseball Review
Section 328, Row 9, Seat 1

★★★★★

The only downside to this seat is the railing that partially blocks the first base line. There are often people filing in front, though most keep it to between innings and at-bats. It's a bit frustrating if you are intently focused on the field. The nice thing is the game hosts know these seats are in the right of way. They will routinely shoo people away if they stand in front of you or take too long to take a picture. It's nice not to have to say anything, because fans are more likely to respond to a Safeco Field employee than another fan. All in all, not bad but I won't be sitting here again if I can help it.

Great view

Aug 2011

Baseball Review
Section 328, Row 2, Seat 5

★★★★★

The view from the second row, even from the 3rd deck was great. The angle was a little strange for some plays but it was a great place to see the game from, and the view of Seahawk stadium was a nice touch.

View Level
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On the T-Mobile Park seating chart, the View Level is made up of sections 306-347. These are typically the cheapest tickets for a Mariners game, but guests can also find some outstanding views of the game and the surrounding area. View Level sections have 25 rows of seats with an entrance at row 5. We're a big fan of rows 1-4 where you'll get the best views and be just below the section entrance. Infield Sections Fans on a budget will enjoy infield seating in the upper deck at T-Mobile Park. Sections 328-333 will give you a home plate view of the field, a head-on view of the center field scoreboard and a look to the left will show you the Seattle skyline. Sections Down the Line For baseball games, the farther you are from home plate, the worse your view will be. The opposite is true for concerts. Though incredibly far from home plate, Section 313 is near men's and women's restrooms, the Landing Bar and ice cream -- not to mention it offers a great view of the skyline. Though they are well protected from the sun, Rows 15 and above should be avoided if you have issues with steep stairs. Seats on the first-base side of the field will have the best view of the skyline. Outfield Sections View Level seats in the Outfield are made up of sections 306-310. These seats are well-protected by the retractable roof (even when it's open), but incredibly far away from home plate. Great for grabbing a beer and casually watching baseball, but not great for seeing detail or the scoreboard.
For Baseball - Recommended For Great Views of the Field
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Excellent birds eye view of the field from behind home plate. Lower rows are below the staircase for easy walks down to seats and no distracting fans in your way . Best views in the stadium of the videoboard

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Nice and Shady"
(Section 333) - ★★★★★ -
It was a very hot day, but this section was in the shade the whole afternoon. The seats have a bird's eye view of the field along the 3rd base line.