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Seating Guide

Northwest Stadium, Landover, MD

Data updated: 2025 NFL Season

Cheapest Section

$30+

Sections

5

Capacity

64,000

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Northwest Stadium seats 67,617 across four levels. The open-air design means full weather exposure, which is a factor from late October through January. The stadium was originally built in 1997 and has gone through several renovations. On Commanders game days, the home sideline is on the west side. The lower bowl offers great proximity to the field, while the 400-level upper deck provides affordable options with panoramic views. Club level seats include access to indoor lounges with food and drink service.

Premium Seating Sections

Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.

100-Level Sideline (West/Home Side)

$150-$275

Field-level sideline seats near the Commanders bench

The Pros

  • Closest to the field and home bench
  • Best for seeing plays develop
  • Loudest sections on game day

The Cons

  • Higher pricing
  • Limited field overview
  • Fully exposed to weather

100-Level End Zone

$60-$110

Behind the end zone with goal-line views

The Pros

  • Affordable lower bowl seats
  • Exciting for touchdowns
  • Great atmosphere in corners

The Cons

  • Skewed angle for mid-field plays
  • Can be behind netting

200-Level Club

$130-$225

Elevated club-level view with indoor lounge access

The Pros

  • Indoor climate-controlled lounge
  • Premium food and drink options
  • Comfortable wider seats

The Cons

  • Feels removed from lower-bowl energy
  • Premium pricing

Dream Seats (100-Level Midfield)

$300-$500+

Premium field-level seats at midfield with all-inclusive service

The Pros

  • All-inclusive food and drinks
  • Best sightlines in the stadium
  • In-seat service
  • Padded premium seats

The Cons

  • Most expensive option
  • Limited availability

400-Level Upper Deck

$30-$65

Bird's-eye view from the top of the stadium

The Pros

  • Most affordable seats in the stadium
  • Full field visibility
  • Great for budget-conscious fans

The Cons

  • Far from the field
  • Steep climb
  • Most exposed to wind and weather

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