Section 349 at U.S. Bank Stadium

★★★★★SeatScore®

U.S. Bank Stadium Section 349 View

section 349, row 1 seat view for football - u.s. bank stadium — Football Seat View From Section 349, Row 1

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 349 are labeled A-B, CW, D-E, 1-27
Entrances to this section are located at Rows E and 1

For Concerts, Section 349 May Have a Limited View

349 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 349 Reviews

Watching Through the Glass

Sep 2016

Football Review
Section 349, Row 1, Seat 9

★★★★★

I sat here during one of the first preseason games at US Bank Stadium, and although the view of the field is entirely through safety glass, it was actually quite impressive. I would imagine that as the stadium gets older and the glass becomes less and less clean, these seats could have very poor views, but I was quite impressed with how easy it was to watch the game right through. Lots of legroom and they even have cupholders on the floor just in front of you. Close to the entry tunnel for easy access. Views of the bigger videoboard (to my left) were difficult, but the smaller board at the far endzone was perfectly fine.

300 Level Corner (Football)
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You can find some of the cheaper Vikings tickets when searching the 300 Level Corner seating zone, but not all seats are created equal when sitting here. Corner sections near the west endzone will miss out on the fun views of the Minneapolis skyline and the larger videoboard, but you can find some unique options in sections 350-352 which are among the smallest seating areas in the stadium. Just be prepared for longer walks to the restrooms and concessions when sitting in these small southwest corner seating sections. Being in the corners near the east endzone give you a better line of sight to the skyline above the west endzone, but we recommend sticking with the northeast corner and opting for the lettered rows which are located at the front. These lettered seats require very few stairs to traverse and feel like a private seating deck, but it is important to note that these lettered rows are not available when sitting in the southeast corner.