Section 306 at Wrigley Field

Name: Section 306
Rating: 2.7

★★★★★SeatScore®

Wrigley Field Section 306 View

section 305 panoramic seat view for baseball - wrigley field — 360° Photo From Section 305/306 at a Baseball Game

section 306, row 7 seat view for concert - wrigley field — Concert Seat View From Section 306, Row 7

Section 306 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Upper Boxes
Rows 7 and above are under cover
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 306 are labeled 1-10
An entrance to this section is located at Row 10

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 306 Reviews

Ok

Jul 2018

Concert Review
Section 306, Row 1, Seat 102

★★★★★

Upper Boxes
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Upper Box seats at Wrigley Field are all 300-numbered sections. These seats are at the front of the upper deck and provide outstanding elevated views. Each section has close to 10 rows of seating with some being slightly shorter to accommodate ADA areas. This makes them some of the smallest sections in the stadium. Upper Box Infield Seats Sitting in sections 308-314 and 319-327 is comparable to sitting on the club level at most other ballparks. In fact, after recent renovations Wrigley Field converted the four sections between these groups into the Catalina Club because of its great location. Infield seats are the best option outside of the club in the upper level. Fans can take comfort in clear views and shade during day games. For an extra bonus, look at seats in rows 7 or higher to be under cover as well. More Upper Box Information Upper Box Midfield: Sections 305-307 and 327-329 Upper Box Outfield: Sections 303-304 and 330-331 The letters "L" and "R" represent Left and Right to help fans know which side of the stadium their seat is located when looking at the field. Fans in these seats should pay attention to this since one side is not as easily accessible to the other. Fans enter the sections from the back and walk down to their seats. The steps can be steep for some. Upper Box Concert Seating When attending a concert at Wrigley Field, Upper Box seating is not a bad option. To start, every seat will have a clear view to the stage. Since the seats are elevated there is no distractions from netting, poles or other equipment on the ground. Similar to a Cubs game, the Infield seats will have the most desirable centered views to the stage. As you move toward the Midfield and especially the Outfield sections the angle to the stage starts to make an impact.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Overlooks Dugout and Field"
(Section 309) - ★★★★★ -
These seats are a great view of everything at Wrigley Field. Being in the first row you can see into the front of the Cubs dugout. You can also see the scoreboard, videoboards, rooftoops, and some skyline. Picture perfect.
"Deep left field, very windy!"
(Section 303) - ★★★ -
Technically I was in seat 1, but I was in the last seat of my row, as a result I was the furthest left you can get in the 300 level. It was very windy as there was only a chain link fence to my left that didn't help against the elements at all. The view wasn't the best either, as I was so far down t...

Seating & Ticket Questions

Recommended inexpensive seats for first time Wrigley attendees? September game. At this point, I realize seats are limited.

Feb 2019

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The cheapest seats at Wrigley Field will always be found in the upper deck (300 and 400 level) and the back rows of the 200 sections. The upper deck was renovated before the 2019 season bringing more restroom and food options for fans sitting in these seats. Sections 303-331 will be free of obstructions and have a great view overlooking the field and taking in the entire Wrigley atmosphere. Moving up to the 400 level, there are poles that come in at the first row in most sections. To guarantee an unobstructed view, we suggest only looking in the front row of these sections. The bleachers are one of the most unique places to sit in all of baseball and can be on the cheaper side, but are not for everyone due to the fact there are no seat backs and it is first come first served.... Read More