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From This Seat - Seat Reviews For Stadiums And Arenas
From This Seat - Seating Reviews for NFL, NHL, NBA and MLB Stadiums and Arenas
Our Mission
Every sports venue has different dimensions and you deserve to know what they are before spending your hard earned money on tickets. With ticket and concession prices at an all-time high, let From This Seat help you learn all about the seats, before buying your tickets. Don't visit another professional stadium, ballpark or arena without stopping here first.
How Did We Get Started?
In January of 2010, I paid $400 for two tickets to see the AFC Wildcard match up between the New York Jets and the Cincinnati Bengals. I won the tickets in an Ebay auction and as it turned out, I could have saved a lot of money by purchasing my tickets on Stubhub. When I found my seats, I found myself in the end zone with one of the uprights obstructing my view of the field. It was there, at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati that the idea for From This Seat was born. I wanted to come up with an innovative site that allowed fans to share their stories and vent their frustrations about their seats to other fans of the NHL, NBA, NFL and MLB. Every section of every venue of those four leagues are documented on From This Seat. Oh, and by the way, the Bengals lost the game and were knocked out of the playoffs. But I wouldn't trade that day for anything.
Will We Ever Cover NCAA , Nascar And Concert Venues?
No way. For NCAA events, so many sections of the venue are inaccessible to regular fans including sections for students, alumni, family, boosters, band and visiting fans. If you were going to see a Duke basketball game, are you really concerned about what your seats will be like? There are no bad seats at Cameron Indoor Stadium, it only holds 9,000 people. NASCAR venues are huge but so much of the audience watches the race from the infield and the seating/venue attributes are essentially the same nationwide. Concert venues are all very different and there are thousands upon thousands of concert halls, fields and amphitheaters throughout the country. Documenting them all would be next to impossible and many events are held at venues already listed on From This Seat. Additionally, every artist has a different stage setup. Some sections of the venue will be restricted depending upon that particular artist's setup.
Is From This Seat a Resourceful Tool for Sports Fans?
Sports franchises never want you to know too much about their stadiums or arenas. A few of the things you will learn by accessing From This Seat is
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What other fans thought of the view from their seats.
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How much they paid for their tickets and concessions.
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Which sections have obstructed views.
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The pros and cons of both general admission and reserved seating.
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How visiting fans were treated by the home team's fans.
Why You Need to Know More About The Seats You're Purchasing
The average ticket prices for the NHL, NBA, NFL and MLB in 2010 followed by the Fan Cost Index (Average Cost of taking a family of four to a game) are as follows.
NHL: $54.25 , $313.68
NBA: $47.66, $287.85
NFL: $76.47 , $420.54
MLB: $26.74 , $194.98
As you can see, the costs of attending a professional sports event are not cheap. As expected, the teams that boasted the highest ticket prices in 2010 were your big market teams such as the Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Yankees, Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Red Sox and Dallas Cowboys. Imagine spending this kind of money only to find that your seats are in a hostile section or with an obstruction of the field of play.
From This Seat Ticket Company Directory
Welcome to the From This Seat Ticket Company Directory. Below you will find some of the most reputable ticket companies in the United States, Just click on a banner to conduct your search and make a purchase. Be sure to also take advantage of the monthly coupon codes when making your purchases to save money. All offers end soon!
Have you purchased tickets for a game from any of these companies? Be sure to leave a review of your experience with them as well.
Read or Write Reviews for these other Ticket Companies
- SeatGeek Reviews
- TiqIQ Reviews
- TickPick Reviews
- TicketCity Reviews
- Barry's Tickets Reviews
- Ticketmaster Reviews
- Ticket Monster Reviews
How It Works
1) To find or leave feedback for your prospective seats, simply choose the league that pertains to your interest on the 'Find Your Seat' toolbar on the left.
2) Choose the team from the list that plays in a venue you have been to or are planning on visiting.
3) Scroll down to the middle of the page and click on the section that interests you to read feedback or leave feedback about your seats.
4) There, you will be able to learn more about every section of every NHL arena, NFL stadium, MLB ballpark and NBA arena in the United States and Canada.
5) Be creative. Your feedback helps other fans decide where to sit. Any information that you think would be helpful is greatly appreciated.
Other Functions
- Buy Tickets to your next game. Just click on the 'Buy Tickets' button on the top toolbar. We have provided fans with a long list of reputable ticket companies that will all carry tickets to the game or event you're looking for. Make sure you use the discount/coupon codes to save money on your ticket purchase.
- See what your seats look like on video. Many of the sections' comments have a Youtube video provided shot from those very seats during a live game.
- Find and book hotels near the stadium you're visiting. Hotel information is provided on each team's page.
- Find out which hotels your favorite team stays in while on the road and book your stay. Each team's hotel information is included on each team's page.
- Eliminate the headache and purchase parking ahead of time with our Partner "ParkWhiz". Available spots are listed on each team's page.
- View seating charts for the stadium/arena you'll be visiting. Every team's page has it's own seating chart included.
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MLB Ballparks - Seat Reviews
Which MLB Ballpark Are You Interested In?
- Leave comments about your seats at MLB Ballparks.
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- Read feedback before you purchase your MLB Tickets.
Image Credit: Geoff Livingston (CC BY-ND 2.0)
Did You Know?
- The two oldest MLB Ballparks are the same age, Wrigley Field and Fenway Park were both built in 1912.
- Chase Field and Marlins Park are the only two ballparks with swimming pools.
- The right porch at Globe Life Park pays tribute to the old Tiger Stadium in Detroit.
MLB Stadiums By Capacity
1. Dodger Stadium - 53,275
2. Coors Field - 50,490
3. Yankee Stadium - 50,291
4. Rogers Centre - 49,539
5. Globe Life Park in Arlington - 49,170
6. Chase Field - 49,033
7. Oriole Park at Camden Yards - 48,876
8. T-Mobile Park - 47,116
9. Busch Stadium - 46,861
10. Angel Stadium of Anaheim - 45,483
11. Citizens Bank Park - 43,647
12. Progressive Field - 43,545
13. Petco Park - 42,445
14. Great American Ball Park - 42,059
15. Oracle Park - 41,915
16. Miller Park - 41,900
17. Nationals Park - 41,888
18. Citi Field - 41,800
19. Comerica Park - 41,782
20. Wrigley Field - 41,160
21. Truist Park - 41,149
22. Minute Maid Park - 40,950
23. Guaranteed Rate Field - 40,615
24. Target Field - 39,504
25. Kauffman Stadium - 39,000
26. PNC Park - 38,496
27. Fenway Park - 37,402
28. Marlins Park - 37,000
29. Tropicana Field - 36,973
30. Oakland Coliseum - 35,067
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- Minor League Baseball's Top Ten Best Ballparks
- Life in the Minor Leagues: The Grind.
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NBA Arenas - Seat Reviews
Which NBA Arena Are You Interested In?
- Leave comments about your seats at NBA arenas.
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- Read feedback before you buy your NBA tickets.
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Did You Know?
- The Staples Center is the only NBA arena that is home to two teams; the LA Clippers and LA Lakers.
- 11 NBA arenas are also home to NHL teams.
- American Airlines owns the naming rights to the arenas of both the Miami Heat and the Dallas Mavericks.
NBA Arenas By Capacity
1. United Center - 20,917
2. Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse - 20,562
3. Little Caesars Arena - 20,491
4. Wells Fargo Center - 20,328
5. Capital One Arena - 20,278
6. Moda Center - 19,980
7. Vivint Smart Home Arena - 19,911
8. Scotiabank Arena - 19,800
9. Madison Square Garden - 19,763
10. American Airlines Arena - 19,600
11. Target Center - 19,356
12. American Airlines Center - 19,200
13. Pepsi Center - 19,155
14. Spectrum Center - 19,077
15. Staples Center - 18,997
16. Amway Center - 18,846
17. State Farm Arena Arena - 18,729
18. TD Garden - 18,624
19. AT&T Center - 18,581
20. Talking Stick Resort Arena - 18,422
21. Chesapeake Energy Arena - 18,203
22. Bankers Life Fieldhouse - 18,165
23. FedexForum - 18,119
24. Chase Center - 18,064
25. Toyota Center - 18,043
26. Barclays Center - 17,732
27. Golden 1 Center - 17,608
28. Fiserv Forum - 17,341
29. Smoothie King Center - 17,188
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- Most Expensive Naming Rights Deals For NBA Arenas
- The Top Ten Largest NBA Arenas
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NFL Stadiums - Seat Reviews
Which NFL Stadium Are You Interested In?
- Leave comments about your seats at NFL stadiums.
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- Read feedback before you purchase your NFL tickets.
Image Credit: BK1Bennett (CC BY-ND 2.0)
NFL Stadiums By Capacity
Did You Know?
- AT&T Stadium can be expanded to more than 100K in capacity to become the NFL's largest stadium.
- Soldier Field is the oldest NFL stadium and serves as a memorial to American soldiers.
- Franchises with domed stadiums or retractable roofs typically do very poorly in the NFL playoffs.
Related Articles
- NFL Stadiums - Construction Cost Rankings
- 2014 NFL Team Salaries and Payroll
- 2013 NFL Team Salaries and Payroll
- 2013 NFL Attendance Recap
- 2012 NFL Attendance Recap
- Top Ten Largest NFL Stadiums
NFL Related Websites You Might Enjoy
NHL Arenas - Seat Reviews
Which NHL Arena Are You Interested In?
- Leave comments about your seats at NHL arenas.
Or...
- Read feedback before you buy your NHL tickets.
Image Credit: Mark6Mauno - Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Did You Know?
- 11 NHL arenas are also home to NBA teams.
- The first Stanley Cup was purchased by Lord Stanley of Preston for ten guineas ($48.67).
- NHL rinks are kept at 16 degrees Fahrenheit while the arenas are kept at 58 degrees.
NHL Arenas By Capacity
1. Bell Centre - 21,273
2. United Center - 21,000
3. Wells Fargo Center - 19,537
4. Little Caesars Arena - 19,515
5. Scotiabank Saddledome - 19,289
6. BB&T Center - 19,250
7. Amalie Arena - 19,204
8. Enterprise Center - 19,150
9. KeyBank Center - 19,070
10. Canadian Tire Centre - 19,153
11. Rogers Arena - 18,890
12. Scotiabank Arena - 18,819
13. PNC Arena - 18,680
14. American Airlines Center - 18,532
15. Capital One Arena -18,398
16. PPG Paints Arena - 18,387
17. Rogers Place - 18,347
18. Madison Square Garden - 18,200
19. Nationwide Arena - 18,144
20. Staples Center - 18,118
21. Xcel Energy Center - 18,064
22. Pepsi Center - 18,007
23. Prudential Center - 17,625
24. TD Garden - 17,565
25. SAP Center at San Jose - 17,562
26. T-Mobile Arena - 17,500
27. Honda Center - 17,174
28. Gila River Arena - 17,125
29. Bridgestone Arena - 17,113
30. Barclays Center - 15,795
31. Bell MTS Place - 15,004
Related Articles
- NHL Arenas - Construction Cost Rankings
- 2014-2015 NHL Team Salaries and Payroll
- 2013-2014 NHL Team Salaries and Payroll
- 2013-2014 NHL Attendance Recap
- 2012-2013 NHL Attendance Recap
- 2011-2012 NHL Attendance Recap
- Top Ten Largest NHL Arenas
NHL Related Websites You Might Enjoy
Testimonials
Have you found From This Seat useful when purchasing your NHL, NFL, NBA and MLB tickets? Contact Us with your story. We love to hear from fans and need your feedback to improve and grow.
Testimonials
"I was lucky enough to run across your website today when I was looking for Pittsburgh Steelers tickets for our family. I love From This Seat's concept and luckily, someone had left feedback on the sections we were looking for. Please do not stop what you're doing, fans find this information very useful as your company gives fans a sense of confidence before making their purchase. I will continue to use From This Seat before I buy my tickets to any event in the Pittsburgh area "
-Suzy
Allegheny City, PA
"I just added a comment on the seats I had as a New York Islanders season ticket holder. From This Seat is an adorable idea. It's also a great forum for people to put their memories and it helps keep other fans from making big purchases on bad seats. Keep up the hard work, John. "
-Dee
Uniondale, NY
I appreciate you guys listing the coupon codes of the various ticket brokers on your website. It helps knock out a portion of those extra fees they charge for downloading and printing, delivery, etc. I also wanted to thank you for creating a website that allows fans to have their voice heard when they're unhappy with their seats. Those that attend games at Wrigley Field and Fenway Park with any regularity will find your website especially useful.
-Jason
Naperville, IL
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What To Share
- The Date of the game. What two teams were playing?
- Where did you purchase the tickets and how much did you pay for them?
- Were there any obstructions in your view?
- How were the rows numbered or lettered? A thru Z? 1 thru 20?
- Were the seats located on the aisle? In the middle of the row? How were the seats numbered/lettered?
- Were the seats comfortable? Did you have plenty of leg space?
- If you were a fan of the visiting team, how did the home team fans treat you?
- What was the view from the seats like?
- Were you a season ticket holder of these seats?
- Would you pay for these seats again?
- Was the section "kid-friendly" ?
- Were the concessions and bathrooms within a convenient distance of these seats?
- Anything else that will benefit the next fan to sit in those seats.
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