Homewood Field Seating Chart & Seat Views – Best Seats for Every Event

Your Guide to the Perfect Seat at Johns Hopkins' Premier Venue

Homewood Field, home to Johns Hopkins University athletics, is a historic 8,500-seat stadium renowned for lacrosse, soccer, and special events. This guide breaks down the seating chart, views, and tips to help you choose the best seats for your needs.

Seating Chart Overview

• West Stands (Main): Covered seating with premium midfield views. Best for lacrosse/soccer purists but pricier.
• East Stands: Open-air bleachers with affordable tickets. Slightly angled views but great atmosphere.
• End Zones: Budget-friendly with closer player access but limited perspective on far-side plays.

Best Seat Views

• Sections 101-103 (Midfield): Unobstructed sightlines for tracking gameplay. Rows 5-15 avoid railing interference.
• Sections 201-203 (Elevated): Panoramic views but farther from field action.
• Corners (Sections 104/204): Compromise between price and visibility—watch for goal-side obstructions.

Premium Options

• VIP Seats: Midfield with chairback seating and concessions access.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible platforms in West/East stands with companion seating.

Pro Tips

• For lacrosse: Aim for midfield to follow cross-field passes.
• Sun-sensitive fans prefer West Stands (shaded afternoon games).
• Check TicketHold for last-minute deals on unsold premium seats.