TicketHold | Frank Howard Field at Clemson Memorial Stadium Seating Guide

Your Ultimate Guide to Seating at Clemson’s Iconic Stadium

Frank Howard Field at Clemson Memorial Stadium, known as "Death Valley," is one of college football’s most electrifying venues. With a capacity of over 81,000, this stadium offers diverse seating options, from raucous student sections to premium club seats. Whether you're cheering on the Tigers or attending a concert, understanding the seating chart ensures the best experience.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Lower Bowl (Sections 1–20): Close to the action with vibrant energy, but legroom can be tight. Ideal for fans who want to feel the game’s intensity.
• Upper Deck (Sections 500–600): Elevated views of the entire field, though farther from the field. Great for strategic viewing but less immersive.
• WestZone Club Seats: Premium mid-level seating with cushioned chairs, climate-controlled lounges, and exclusive concessions. Best for comfort and convenience.

Best Seats for Events

For football, aim for midfield (Sections M–P) to balance proximity and visibility. Concerts? Lower bowl center (Sections 10–12) or WestZone for unobstructed stage views.

Seat Views & Obstructions

• Lower Rows (1–15): Immersive but may have sideline equipment obstructions.
• Upper Rows (30+): Panoramic views but distant; avoid corners for skewed angles.

VIP & Accessibility

WestZone suites offer luxury with catering and private restrooms. Accessible seating is available in all sections, with ramps/elevators for easy navigation.

Pro Tips

• Budget-friendly? Upper deck sidelines (Sections 501–510) offer solid views.
• Prioritize shade? East stands (Sections E–L) for afternoon games.