Food is really good in the club. Many options to choose from, not your standard issue ball park food. Montgomery inn, freshly made pasta, etc. Make it part of dinner and it pays off. Seats are good too. They are under cover which may save you on the sun screen.

 

Best experience I have had, a client gave us five tickets to the Club. Decided to park under the stadium and they have an elevator that took us right to the Club. We had a great time and got our money worth :lol2:

Worst seats I ever had at GABP was several years ago when the Red Sox were in town to play. The wife grew up a Red Sox fan so we went to the game. It was sold out so we got stuck with nose bleed seats behind home plate. Hated those seats.

 

I've been VERY high up but right behind home plate -- not the best seats, but a cool perspective -- and it's normally either for a great event (i.e. Kid Glove Night) or a game that is in high demand, so it's worth it.

Sun/moon deck is always my preference best value for proximity to field with price. Wasn't a huge fan of the club. I hate missing pitches in a game, and the lines in the early innings were terrible. Since I really don't eat during the games I really didn't get my monies worth IMO. And the hot dogs up there were barely edible.

Sun/moon deck is always my preference best value for proximity to field with price. Wasn't a huge fan of the club. I hate missing pitches in a game, and the lines in the early innings were terrible. And the hot dogs up there were barely edible.

 

Get there about 45 minutes prior to first pitch and pig out. Then when the game starts you don't miss anything. Speaking from experience.

Once you've experienced the Diamond seats it's tough to sit elsewhere.

 

Like All Tell I am not sitting in sun for 3 hours.

 

I would like to get the first row in right center but never have.

Once you've experienced the Diamond seats it's tough to sit elsewhere.

 

Like All Tell I am not sitting in sun for 3 hours.

 

I would like to get the first row in right center but never have.

 

I'd like that too, right next to where that kid jumped the wall a few weeks ago. I only like the Sun/Moon deck if it is Row A.

In my opinion for the price section 141, row C, seats 1&2 and row B, seats 1&2. Right next to an old tv camera cutout that now has 4 seats that Budweiser controls. They are the only seats on that side of the cutout and are on the aisle. You don't have to get up to let people in or out and the vendors sit down right next to your seat. You have only about 10 steps to go up the aisle and there are men's and women's rest rooms on each side of the tunnel. There are also concession stands right there next to the rest room. You can enter and exit on the back of the stadium to go any direction as well. Row A, seats 1&2 are on the wall but people can cross over through the old camera area and are constantly doing just that. I am a little biased though as these are my season ticket seats that I share with 3 other people.

I've enjoyed it every time I've sat in RF and RCF.

In my opinion for the price section 141, row C, seats 1&2 and row B, seats 1&2. Right next to an old tv camera cutout that now has 4 seats that Budweiser controls. They are the only seats on that side of the cutout and are on the aisle. You don't have to get up to let people in or out and the vendors sit down right next to your seat. You have only about 10 steps to go up the aisle and there are men's and women's rest rooms on each side of the tunnel. There are also concession stands right there next to the rest room. You can enter and exit on the back of the stadium to go any direction as well. Row A, seats 1&2 are on the wall but people can cross over through the old camera area and are constantly doing just that. I am a little biased though as these are my season ticket seats that I share with 3 other people.

 

That's funny. I've sat right next to you or your group about 3-4 times this season then. Love that section.

That's funny. I've sat right next to you or your group about 3-4 times this season then. Love that section.

 

Very unique seats aren't they? We've had them since the new park opened. The guy in front of us in row B has been there the same. He tends bar at Haps in Mt. Lookout and doesn't attend on Monday or Wednesday night. He sells some but a lot of nights they go unused. The 2 in row A are owned by an older couple from Dayton Ohio and except for weekends and big games they sit empty a lot.

Very unique seats aren't they? We've had them since the new park opened. The guy in front of us in row B has been there the same. He tends bar at Haps in Mt. Lookout and doesn't attend on Monday or Wednesday night. He sells some but a lot of nights they go unused. The 2 in row A are owned by an older couple from Dayton Ohio and except for weekends and big games they sit empty a lot.

 

I'd love those. You hardly ever find Row A seats out there on StubHub and most times they're $10 higher than Row B.:lol2:

I'd love those. You hardly ever find Row A seats out there on StubHub and most times they're $10 higher than Row B.:lol2:

 

You wouldn't like these 2 in row A because people are constantly crossing over you in and out of the other side of the row. You also get blocked from the scoreboard by the padding and rail at the bottom of the steps. You actually have to look around it to see some things. Row B and C are the best, no one ever crossing in front of you.

I hope someday I could have the means and time to spend money on a season ticket package. I've always thought it was cool how you always get to know the people around you and get to see them every game.

I hope someday I could have the means and time to spend money on a season ticket package. I've always thought it was cool how you always get to know the people around you and get to see them every game.

 

What if you cant' stand the person/persons though?

If I'm in the stadium, I don't care where I am, I prefer to be under a roof for protection, but I don't care.