Lindsey Nelson Stadium Seating Chart & Seat Views – Best Seats for Baseball & Events

Your Guide to the Best Seats at Tennessee's Premier Baseball Venue

Lindsey Nelson Stadium, home to the University of Tennessee Volunteers baseball team, offers an intimate yet vibrant atmosphere with 4,283 seats. Known for its steep grandstand design and iconic left-field porch, the stadium ensures excellent sightlines for most seats. Below, we break down the seating chart, views, and tips to help you choose the perfect spot.

Lindsey Nelson Stadium Seating Chart Overview

• Lower Bowl (Sections A-D): Closest to the action, with unobstructed views of the infield. Rows 1-10 may have minor dugout obstructions.
• Upper Bowl (Sections E-F): Elevated perspective ideal for tracking fly balls. Higher rows may lack shade.
• Left-Field Porch: Unique bleacher seating with a party atmosphere, but angled views of home plate.
• Right-Field Berm: General admission grass seating—budget-friendly but less comfortable.

Best Seats for Different Preferences

• Families: Upper Bowl (Sections E/F, Rows 15+) for shade and safety nets.
• Die-Hard Fans: Lower Bowl (Sections B/C, Rows 5-12) near the Volunteers' dugout.
• Scouts/Stats Enthusiasts: Press Box area (behind home plate) for a bird’s-eye view.

VIP & Accessibility Options

• Luxury Suites: Climate-controlled boxes behind home plate with catering.
• ADA Seating: Wheelchair-accessible spots in Lower Bowl and Upper Bowl with companion seats.

Pro Tips

For day games, aim for the first-base side (Sections D-E) to avoid sun glare. Check the stadium’s virtual view tool before booking. Budget shoppers can snag Berm tickets early for premium spots near the bullpens.