Section 429 at Wrigley Field

Name: Section 429
Rating: 2.4

★★★★★SeatScore®

Wrigley Field Section 429 View

section 428 panoramic seat view for baseball - wrigley field — 360° Photo From Section 428/429 at a Baseball Game

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Section 429 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Upper Reserved
Rows 1 and above are under cover
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 429 are labeled 1-9

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 429 Reviews

Knee crushing obstructed views

Apr 2014

Baseball Review
Section 429, Row 3, Seat 7

★★★★★

This could be the worst seat I have ever been in at Wrigley Field. The view of home plate and batters box is completely obstructed by a support pillar just in front of Aisle 536 Row 1 Seat 1. You can also forget about seeing any action down the right field line as the seats in the 400 level below start to block the view halfway between first base and the right field foul pole. Adding to the list of undesirable features is the protective railing just in front of the seat, which takes away most of the leg room. My right knee was wedged up against the lower railing, making it incredibly uncomfortable to sit normally in the seat. The railing continues in the seats to the right (Seats 8-12), and I hope to never find myself in these seats again for a Cubs game.

Upper Reserved
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The highest seating tier at Wrigley Field are the Upper Reserved sections which includes all 400 sections labeled 403-431. Each section is made up of nine steep rows that sit above the Upper Boxes on the 300 level. Sections are split up into two main groupings. The Upper Reserved Infield is sections 409-426. Like the name suggests, seats here will have elevated views over the infield. While not the most desirable seats in the stadium, they are more desirable than the other group of seats called the Upper Reserved Outfield in sections 403-408 and 427-431. Important Seating Information All Upper Reserved sections have poles that create obstructed views for fans in these seats. Obstructions vary by seat, but when purchasing tickets in these seats it should be assumed that a pole will be blocking some area on the field. The only unobstructed row is Row 1, but these seats are just above the upper level's walkway where fans passing by can be a distraction. The good thing about the poles is they support the roof overhead which provides outstanding shade and cover to keep fans protected. The "L" and "R" designate the side of the field the section is located on. Fans should go up the ramps on the designated side of the field for easier access to their seats.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"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...
"Good"
(Section 308) - ★★★★★

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