The San Diego Padres’ bullpen is located adjacent to section 134. The visiting team’s dugout is located in front of section 108. The San Diego Padres’ dugout is located in front of section 107. The left field lower box sections will begin with rows A and B, followed by rows 1 through 11. Row 25 will be the last row in the right field lower reserved sections. Located in the outfield area are the left field lower box seats (sections 126, 128, 130, 132, and 134), and the right field lower reserved seats (sections 129, 131, 133, 135, and 137). Image Credit: Madro - Flickr (CC BY-ND 2.0) Row 1 is rarely the first row in the field level sections. Rows 43 through 46 will typically be the last row in the field level sections. The number of rows for the field level sections will greatly vary. The lower level seats at Petco Park consist of sections 101 through 137. We’ll begin by discussing the field level seats. The regular seating areas include the field level seats (lower level), Toyota Terrace level seats (middle level), and the upper level seats. Petco Park has an overwhelming amount of premium and group seating options available to guests (see below). Our staff wanted to provide a thorough breakdown of the Petco Park seating chart to help baseball fans decide where to sit before purchasing their San Diego Padres tickets. When you factor in Petco Park’s excellent proximity to Gaslamp Quarter, downtown San Diego, and the waterfront, you’ve got an excellent venue for professional baseball. Families will love the outfield entertainment area which offers something for everyone. Although Petco Park has long been considered a boring pitcher-friendly ballpark, the stadium is perhaps the most underrated ballpark in Major League Baseball.

It wouldn’t be fitting for America’s finest city to not have an amazing ballpark for it's baseball team and Petco Park is just that.

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