Thread: COMING TO MINNESOTA!!

Zeus wrote:

the TV timeout guy (Mr. Orange Oven Mitts)

The time-out coordinator, my dream job.

The upper-level end zone seats I had a few years ago were great. I'm now in the end zone (sec 117, I think row 20 this year), and would not want to sit any lower for the reasons Z said. I don't think you would be able to see anything down field if you sat at the 10-yard line, but I've never sat there.

Erinnn wrote:

Zeus wrote:

the TV timeout guy (Mr. Orange Oven Mitts)

The time-out coordinator, my dream job.

The upper-level end zone seats I had a few years ago were great. I'm now in the end zone (sec 117, I think row 20 this year), and would not want to sit any lower for the reasons Z said. I don't think you would be able to see anything down field if you sat at the 10-yard line, but I've never sat there.

this.

I sat row 17 for a game, and it was fun, but hard to see the far end of the field.

I wouldn't sit lower, unless it was row 1, in case someone does a leap. Sideline at row 1 would be even worse, sicne you'd have to look through all the crap, and couldn't see the near sideline. 2nd level definitely gives you a great view of the whole field. Just beware of seats higher than row 27, some of them are limited view.

Found a site that shows you the view from each section at different stadiums. You have to join to enlarge the pictures, but you can at least get an idea of what your view will be from each section.

Metrodome seat data

Boo, they don't have the twins new stadium yet.

Section 107 Row 3 are those good seats?

I like them.. May be hard to see some of the action though

I'd go upperdeck or higher lower level

Having been to a few games, and sat in different locations, I can say I would rather sit on the end zones. You get to see the play develop, the blocking, everything. We sat on a goal line one year, about 10 rows up, and it was OK, but unless they were on the goal line, not that great.

I would much rather sit in a end zone and see the play deveolop. Just my 2 cents.