NCAA Lacrosse Championships at Gillette Stadium – Best Seats & Deals

Expert Guide to Gillette Stadium Seating for NCAA Lacrosse

As a premier venue for the NCAA Lacrosse Championships, Gillette Stadium offers exceptional views from every section. Below is my breakdown of the best value tickets, sweet spots, and premium options to help you choose the perfect seats for the action.

Best Value Tickets (Under $50)

• Section 120-122 (Rows 18+): $39-$47 - Corner sections with good midfield sightlines. Higher rows mean you're looking slightly downward at the field which helps track the fast lacrosse action.
• Section 140-141 (Rows 28+): $45-$48 - Opposite corners with similar views to 120-122. Rows 28-34 are particularly good value as they're elevated enough to see plays develop.

Sweet Spot (Best Balance of Price & View)

• Section 141 (Rows 1-4): $48-$59 - Front rows of the corner sections. You'll be closer to field level while maintaining a diagonal view of the entire field.
• Section 142-143 (Rows 1-4): $48-$70 - Moving toward midfield, these sections offer progressively better angles. The first few rows provide an immersive experience.
• Club Level 28/35 (Rows 5-6): $85-$94 - Club seats with access to indoor concessions and restrooms. Excellent overhead views from the mezzanine level.

Higher Tier Options (Better Views, Higher Prices)

• Section 117-139 (Rows 1-20): $66-$78 - Sideline sections with straight-on views. Higher numbered sections (130s) are on the preferred team side.
• Club Level 6-13 (Rows 3-12): $85-$96 - Midfield club seats with the best vantage points in the house. Includes access to climate-controlled lounges.
• Section 223-224 (Rows 1-4): $66-$78 - Upper deck midfield. Surprisingly good sightlines from the first few rows at a reasonable price.

Premium & Last-Minute Options

• Lower Sideline (Sections 108-111, 130-133): $103-$191 - Incredibly close to the action. Best for fans who want to feel the intensity of the game.
• Front Row Club (CL30-32): $164-$238 - VIP experience with premium amenities and the clearest views from the club level.
• Field Level (Sections 106-107): $150+ - On-field perspective that lets you hear player communication and see stickwork up close.

View Comparison

• Corners (120-122,140-143): Diagonal views good for tracking transition plays but may have some blind spots near the opposite end.
• Sidelines (117-119, 137-139): Straight-on views ideal for watching offensive sets and defensive formations.
• Club Level: Elevated perspective that lets you see the entire field and player movement patterns clearly.
• Upper Deck (223-224): "TV view" that shows all 20 players simultaneously - great for understanding game strategy.

Pro Tips

• For day games, consider sitting on the west side (higher numbered sections) to avoid sun in your eyes
• Club seats (CL sections) include access to heated/air-conditioned concourses - valuable for early-season games
• Rows 1-10 in any section will give you more player detail while rows 20+ provide better overall field vision
• The corners (especially 141-143) offer the best value for lacrosse as the diagonal view is more valuable than in football

Best Sections for...

• Casual Fans: 140-143 (great views at reasonable prices)
• Serious Lacrosse Enthusiasts: Club Level 6-13 or Sections 223-224 (best tactical views)
• Families: 120-122 (more affordable with good amenities nearby)
• VIP Experience: CL30-32 or lower sidelines 108-111