Stadium Seating Charts

Rate Field Section 348: view from your seat, rows and shade

Section 348 is on the Club Level, on the left field line, on the Club Level. Its rows run 1-5. The front row is 274 ft from home plate and Row 5 sits 56 ft above the field. For a 1:10 pm start in July a seat here gets about 170 minutes of direct sun.

View from Rate Field Section 348, Row 3, looking toward the pitcher's mound
Middle rows: view from Section 348, Row 3. 3D model built from Cook County lidar of the ballpark, not a photo.
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How many rows are in Section 348?

5 rows: 1-5. Row list from rateyourseats.com.

Is Section 348 covered?

No. Every row is open to the sky. Small collapsible umbrellas are allowed but cannot be opened in the seats during play.

How far is Section 348 from home plate?

The front row is 274 ft (83.5 m) from home plate; Row 5 is 286 ft. Eye height runs from 53 ft above the field at the front to 56 ft at the top. You look down at 11.1° from Row 1, 10.8° from Row 3 and 11.1° from Row 5.

RowTo home plateEye heightCovered
1274 ft53 ftno
4283 ft55 ftno
5286 ft56 ftno

Is Section 348 in the sun or shade?

Mostly sunny: about 170 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):

Month1:10 pm7:10 pm
April170 min
shade not during the game
0 min
shade first pitch
May170 min
shade not during the game
0 min
shade first pitch
June170 min
shade not during the game
0 min
shade first pitch
July170 min
shade not during the game
0 min
shade first pitch
August170 min
shade not during the game
0 min
shade first pitch
September170 min
shade not during the game
0 min
shade first pitch

Next door: Rate Field Section 346 · Rate Field Section 352

Planning the day: Rate Field seating chart with sun and shade · Rate Field shaded seats by start time · Rate Field bag policy · how the Rate Field data is measured.