McCormick Field

Main Seating Bowl

The grandstand is divided into two primary levels: the lower bowl (Dugout Boxes) and the upper bowl (Reserved and General Admission).

• Dugout Boxes (Sections A–L): These are the closest seats to the action, wrapping directly behind home plate and along both baselines. They offer traditional stadium-style seating with cupholders and are ideal for fans who want a clear, unobstructed view of the infield.

• Reserved & General Admission (Sections AA–NN): Located just above the main walkway, these sections provide an elevated perspective. Sections directly behind the plate are typically "Reserved," while the sections toward the far ends of the baselines (like AA, BB, and NN) often serve as General Admission. A key tip for summer games: the third-base side (Sections II–NN) tends to get shade earlier in the evening, thanks to the stadium's awning and the natural hillside.

Premium & Group Areas

McCormick Field is known for its social "Party Areas," which offer a more relaxed atmosphere than the standard seats:

• The Press Box: For a unique experience, fans can actually purchase tickets for the Press Row area directly behind home plate, which features cushioned seats and extra legroom.

• Party Decks & Suites: The Best Buy Metals Pavilion in right field and the Bullpen area offer open-air, communal spaces perfect for large groups. There is also the Tourists Clubhouse Suite located in the right-field building, and the Champion Credit Union Club, which provides a more exclusive, climate-controlled environment with high-end amenities.

Whether you're looking for the classic "scout" view behind the backstop or a casual spot to enjoy a local craft beer in the outfield, the "cozy" nature of the park ensures there truly isn't a bad seat in the house.