Great American Ball Park Section 509: view from your seat, rows and shade
Section 509 is on the 500 Level, on the left field line. Its rows run A-R. The front row is 295 ft from home plate and Row R sits 79 ft above the field. For a 1:10 pm start in July a seat here gets about 104 minutes of direct sun.



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How many rows are in Section 509?
18 rows: A-R. Row list from rateyourseats.com.
Is Section 509 covered?
Partly. Rows L and up are under the overhang above. 7 of 18 rows are covered (cover row from rateyourseats.com). Rows in front of Row L are open to sun and rain.
How far is Section 509 from home plate?
The front row is 295 ft (90.0 m) from home plate; Row R is 330 ft. Eye height runs from 68 ft above the field at the front to 79 ft at the top. You look down at 12.9° from Row A, 13.4° from Row J and 13.5° from Row R.
| Row | To home plate | Eye height | Covered |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | 295 ft | 68 ft | no |
| D | 301 ft | 70 ft | no |
| G | 307 ft | 72 ft | no |
| J | 314 ft | 74 ft | no |
| M | 320 ft | 76 ft | yes |
| P | 326 ft | 78 ft | yes |
| R | 330 ft | 79 ft | yes |
Is Section 509 in the sun or shade?
Part sun: about 104 minutes of direct sun for a 1:10 pm start in July. Every month and start time (average minutes of sun, and when the section is mostly shaded):
| Month | 1:10 pm | 6:40 pm |
|---|---|---|
| April | 104 min shade not during the game | 20 min shade 7:15 pm |
| May | 104 min shade not during the game | 20 min shade 7:25 pm |
| June | 104 min shade not during the game | 19 min shade 7:15 pm |
| July | 104 min shade not during the game | 25 min shade 7:35 pm |
| August | 104 min shade not during the game | 27 min shade 7:35 pm |
| September | 104 min shade not during the game | 10 min shade 6:55 pm |
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