Pratt & Whitney Stadium Parking Lots & Seating Guide – Best Views & Tips

Your Ultimate Guide to Pratt & Whitney Stadium Seating

Pratt & Whitney Stadium, home to UConn Huskies football and major concerts, offers diverse seating options. Understanding the layout ensures the best experience for your budget and preferences.

Seating Chart Overview

• Lower Bowl (Sections 100s): Closest to the action, ideal for football games. Midfield seats (Sections 105-108) provide optimal views but are pricier.
• Upper Bowl (Sections 200s): Elevated views for a broader perspective. Affordable but steeper angles may affect visibility for shorter attendees.
• End Zones (Sections 101-104, 120-123): Budget-friendly with energetic atmospheres, though views of distant plays can be limited.

Best Seats by Event

• Football: Midfield Lower Bowl (Sections 106-107) for unobstructed views.
• Concerts: Center-stage Upper Bowl (Sections 205-208) for balanced sound and sightlines.

Seat Views & Obstructions

• Lower rows in Sections 101-104 may have partial goalpost obstructions.
• Upper Bowl’s first rows (e.g., 201) offer railings that might block sightlines for children.

VIP & Accessibility

• Club Seats: Cushioned seating, premium concessions, and indoor lounges.
• Suites: Private spaces with catering for groups (book in advance).
• Accessibility: Designated seating in Sections 102, 122, and 206 with companion spots.

Pro Tips

• Use the stadium’s 3D seat viewer for virtual previews.
• For concerts, avoid side-stage Lower Bowl seats (extreme angles).
• Arrive early for parking—general lots fill quickly; premium passes recommended.