Mercy Field at Lewis and Clark Park – Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Introduction to Mercy Field

Mercy Field at Lewis and Clark Park is a premier outdoor sports and entertainment venue, known for hosting baseball games, concerts, and community events. Its intimate design ensures an engaging experience for fans, with a mix of traditional and modern seating options.

Seating Chart Overview

Lower Bowl (Sections 100-200): Close to the action, ideal for baseball games. Pros: Unmatched proximity to players. Cons: Limited shade in day games.

Upper Bowl (Sections 300-400): Elevated views, great for panoramic sightlines. Pros: Better shade coverage. Cons: Slightly distant from the field.

Outfield Bleachers: Budget-friendly with a lively atmosphere. Pros: Affordable. Cons: Limited backrests and sun exposure.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Baseball: Sections 100-150 (near dugouts) for player interactions.
• Concerts: Center sections (200-300) for balanced sound and stage views.
• Family Outings: Upper bowl (300s) for shade and relaxed seating.

Seat Views & Obstructions

Lower rows in Sections 100-200 offer clear views but may have minor netting obstructions. Upper rows provide unobstructed sightlines. Outfield seats have angled views but are great for home run catches.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Suites: Climate-controlled with premium catering and private restrooms.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible seating in all sections, with companion seats.

Choosing the Right Seats

For budget-conscious fans, outfield bleachers are ideal. For comfort, opt for shaded upper sections. VIP options cater to those seeking luxury. Always check the venue’s virtual seat map before purchasing.