Because the park is smaller and more intimate, there really aren’t many bad sightlines. If you want to be close to the action, the lower bowl behind the plate and along the baselines lets you hear everything. You’ll catch the chatter, the reactions, the tension on mound visits. The outfield sections are more relaxed and social, but you’re trading detail for atmosphere. If you like tracking pitch movement and defensive positioning, stay infield.

Absolutely. You’re closer to everything. Crowd noise carries. Momentum swings feel sharper. When something big happens, everyone knows instantly. It’s different, not better or worse, but it makes being there more noticeable in a way you feel inning to inning.