Board 8 > Attn: SF Giants Fans (or anyone who's been to AT&T park)

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I am blessing my presence unto your stadium this labor day weekend.

Got any recommended seating areas?
Everything on seatgeek is pretty cheap so let those suggestions rip!
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WiggumFan267 posted...

I am blessing my presence unto your stadium this labor day weekend.

Got any recommended seating areas?
Everything on seatgeek is pretty cheap so let those suggestions rip!

Lets me pull up the stadium real quick. Its a beautiful park so you are in for a treat.

What is the start time on the game you are going to?
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I will say hit up peir 39 thats just down the way from it if you have never been. Some good food, some cool sights, tourist stuff
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Forceful_Dragon posted...

WiggumFan267 posted...

I am blessing my presence unto your stadium this labor day weekend.

Got any recommended seating areas?
Everything on seatgeek is pretty cheap so let those suggestions rip!

Lets me pull up the stadium real quick. Its a beautiful park so you are in for a treat.

What is the start time on the game you are going to?

yup! this ones been on my list a while.
its a 1pm game, local time.
usually i like field level tickets, by the dugout (and seems those are pretty reasonably priced on seatgeek), but if the view is like too tough to pass up going like 2nd deck behind the plate, or somewhere else while not sacrificing too much of the closeness that would be cool too.
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buppo
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go cutch
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@Forceful_Dragon any thoughts?
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yeah, sorry!

If you are going behind the plate then you would definitely want the 2nd or 3rd level. Section 215/315 respectively will give you a good view of the water going in both directions. You don't get a great view of the water from the bottom level.

But presumably you're going to the Mets game on the 1st or 2nd and so you're fine going with seats near the visitors dugout. If your primary goal is being close to the action then just get close seats in section 107/108/109

But in either case get their early enough to take a walk around the promenade before the game starts. If the view of the water is important (and it is a good one!) then be prepared to sit on an upper level. Or just get your fill of the water by walking around before the 1st pitch.

Personally, when I go to games I prefer being in the first row of whichever level I'm on. For cost effective purposes that usually works out to the 3rd level, but I prefer the comfort of not feeling cramped by the people both in front of and behind myself.

But I think your best bet will be the closest seats you can find in 109/110 which will have you right up there by the Met's batting circle and you'll have a straight on view of the giant glove + coke bottle (just not the water)
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Unless I misread i think secondary prices went up a good bit but I'll still let you know what i chose to do!
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bump for myself
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Alright, got em in 214. Thanks!
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Nice! Let me know how you like the park.

Im hoping to make it to more than one game next year.
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