TicketHold | Tiger Stadium - Baton Rouge Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Ultimate Guide to the Best Seats at LSU's Iconic Venue

Tiger Stadium, home of the LSU Tigers, is one of college football’s most electrifying venues. Known as "Death Valley," this 102,321-seat stadium offers a mix of tradition, energy, and unbeatable sightlines. Whether you're catching a football game, concert, or special event, our seating guide helps you find the perfect spot.

Tiger Stadium Seating Chart Breakdown

• Lower Bowl (Sections 101-144): Close to the action with vibrant crowd energy, but some seats may have limited views of the far end zone.
• Middle Bowl (Sections 301-347): Balanced perspective of the field, ideal for tracking plays. Avoid rows near overhangs for unobstructed views.
• Upper Bowl (Sections 500-647): Budget-friendly with panoramic views, though farther from the field. Opt for midfield sections (600s) for the best angles.
• Student Section (Sections 105-110, 140-144): High-energy but crowded. Best for fans wanting a lively experience.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Football Games: Sections 307-322 (middle bowl) offer optimal sightlines. Avoid corners near the band for fewer obstructions.
• Concerts: Floor seats or lower bowl midfield (Sections 115-130) provide clear stage views.

VIP & Accessibility Options

• Luxury Suites: Climate-controlled with premium catering. Ideal for corporate events.
• Club Seats (Sections 201-247): Access to exclusive lounges and concessions.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible seating in every level. Contact the box office for companion seats.

Tips for Choosing Seats

For budget buyers, upper bowl midfield (Sections 600-620) balances cost and view. Splurge on lower bowl between the 30-yard lines for the ultimate experience. Check view-from-seat tools before purchasing!