Seating Guide
Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL
Data updated: 2025 NFL Season
Cheapest Section
$35+
Sections
5
Capacity
65,890
Raymond James Stadium seats 65,618 fans across three main levels plus premium areas, with the iconic 103-foot pirate ship dominating the north end zone. Sun exposure is the biggest factor in seat selection, Tampa's subtropical climate means the west side of the stadium gets hammered by afternoon sun for 1:00 PM games while the east side stays in shade. The club level provides air-conditioned relief, the lower bowl delivers intensity, and the upper deck offers panoramic views with a breeze. Premium pirate ship deck seating is the most unique option, you're literally on the ship watching the game.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
100-Level Sideline
$150-$275“Field-level sideline seats with close-up action and premium sightlines”
The Pros
- Closest to the field
- Best for seeing individual plays
- Premium game-day atmosphere
The Cons
- Most expensive standard seats
- West side gets brutal afternoon sun
- Limited overhead cover
100-Level End Zone (Pirate Ship)
$60-$110“Behind the end zone with views of the pirate ship, cannons fire right above you on scores”
The Pros
- Closest to the iconic pirate ship
- Affordable lower bowl seats
- Cannon blasts are thrilling from here
The Cons
- Angled view of mid-field plays
- Full sun exposure
- Can be loud from cannon fire
200-Level Club
$130-$225“Elevated mid-level seats with padded seating and access to air-conditioned club lounges”
The Pros
- Air-conditioned lounge, critical in Tampa heat
- Good elevated viewing angle
- Upscale food and drink options
The Cons
- Premium pricing
- Can feel removed from field-level energy
Pirate Ship Deck
$200-$350+“Seating on the actual pirate ship in the north end zone, a truly one-of-a-kind NFL experience”
The Pros
- Most unique seats in the NFL
- Right next to the cannon fire
- All-inclusive premium experience
The Cons
- Very limited availability
- End zone angle for viewing
- Priciest option in the stadium
300-Level Upper Deck
$35-$75“Panoramic view of the field with potential Tampa Bay sunset views during late afternoon games”
The Pros
- Most affordable seats
- Full field visibility
- Catches a breeze in the open air
The Cons
- Farthest from the field
- Steep climb to seats
- Still exposed to Florida sun
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