Dome Seating Question

[texascpa]

Will be coming up with my daughter the weekend of the Purdue game. Planning on going. Want good seats. Looking at section 101. Is it too low? Will we be able to see over the players - see the whole field, even the SU sideline?

 

[cusefan88]

If you get tickets toward the back of the section you can see everything nicely.

 

[texascpa]

If you get tickets toward the back of the section you can see everything nicely.

Starting which row, generally?

 

[Eric15]

Starting which row, generally?

Row L or so is about halfway up the lower level. I would say that or higher and you'll be good.

You definitely don't want to be too close. You lose depth perception and can't see the entire field.

 

[cusefan88]

Row L or so is about halfway up the lower level. I would say that or higher and you'll be good.

You definitely don't want to be too close. You lose depth perception and can't see the entire field.

Co-sign.

 

[texascpa]

Row L or so is about halfway up the lower level. I would say that or higher and you'll be good.

You definitely don't want to be too close. You lose depth perception and can't see the entire field.

Perfect, looking at Row T right now.

 

[Eric15]

Co-sign.

The worst time I've ever had at an SU game was sitting very low in the endzone. I honestly don't know how people do it. You have no concept of anything happening on the other side of the field.

 

[David332]

The worst time I've ever had at an SU game was sitting very low in the endzone. I honestly don't know how people do it. You have no concept of anything happening on the other side of the field.

Those aren’t bad seats, just have to watch the Jumbotron a lot. There’s pros and cons to both.

 

[All4SU]

I used to sit Row E at the 18 yard line, northeast corner. When the play was at our end zone, those seats could not be beat - such as the two point conversion against WVU in 1987, I could almost have reached out, caught the pitch and run it in myself. And on those rare occasions when the cheerleaders would venture over to our corner, well, I’m not proud of some of the things that sometimes went through my mind.

But when the ball was at the other end of the field, one found himself wishing for a big screen overhead.

 

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[sutomcat]

I used to sit Row E at the 18 yard line, northeast corner. When the play was at our end zone, those seats could not be beat - such as the two point conversion against WVU in 1987, I could almost have reached out, caught the pitch and run it in myself. And on those rare occasions when the cheerleaders would venture over to our corner, well, I’m not proud of some of the things that sometimes went through my mind.

But when the ball was at the other end of the field, one found himself wishing for a big screen overhead.

And every once in a while, wishes do come true!

Let's not be crazy. John Wildhack is NOT Aladdin. No cheerleaders for you.

But that big screen overhead...

BOOM. Done!

 

[JDemo]

Perfect, looking at Row T right now.

T is good. I’m in 117 row U. As others have mentioned anything lower than halfway down is too low. Great seat at the top of the lower sections.

 

[rocklloyd]

Don’t discount anything in the 300 level. It’s my preference.

 

[FrancoPizza]

Those aren’t bad seats, just have to watch the Jumbotron a lot. There’s pros and cons to both.

If you’re forced to watch the Jumbotron half the game you have to question the pricing valuation of those seats.

 

[All4SU]

Don’t discount anything in the 300 level. It’s my preference.

Ours too. We love it up there.

 

[JRHEETER]

I sit in the lower corner end zone about 50% of the way.

I personally love the lower level. You can feel the electricity of the dome. You can hear the hits etc.

Sitting in the lower level certainly makes you feel like you’re part of the game and a totally different experience than being at home watching on TV

 

[DoubleDee]

#300levelforlife

 

[sutomcat]

#300levelforlife

#300levelforlife
#300levelwhereyoureyesareevenwiththecenterhungscoreboard
#300levelpeetroughslaststand
#300levelstandandcheerallgameandnevershakeyourkeys
#300levelwheretshirtsarenotthrownfansaretoughandtheairisthin

 

[dollarbill44]

And on those rare occasions when the cheerleaders would venture over to our corner, well, I’m not proud of some of the things that sometimes went through my mind.

Those are the thoughts that keep us young!
Let yourself go there.

 

[hoopsupstate]

T is good. I’m in 117 row U. As others have mentioned anything lower than halfway down is too low. Great seat at the top of the lower sections.

I’m in 117, row W and love it. Right on the 40 yard line. Right next to concessions and restrooms.

 

[rrlbees]

Rule of thumb is high downstairs low upstairs.

 

[OburgOrange]

I sit in the lower corner end zone about 50% of the way.

I personally love the lower level. You can feel the electricity of the dome. You can hear the hits etc.

Sitting in the lower level certainly makes you feel like you’re part of the game and a totally different experience than being at home watching on TV

Also cuz everyone around you loves you!

 

[TexanMark]

Those aren’t bad seats, just have to watch the Jumbotron a lot. There’s pros and cons to both.

My neck is already aching reading that.

 

[TexanMark]

Also cuz everyone around you loves you!

Well when you smuggle in a sixtel at halftime and serve everyone in the section...

 

[Frozen]

Do coaches still have to walk through the crowd to get from the locker room to the box and vice versa?