Mercedes-Benz Stadium Seating Guide
Atlanta Falcons · Atlanta, GA
- Cheapest section
- $40+
- Sections
- 10
- Capacity
- 71,000
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible entry
Gates 1 and 2, the Silver Deck Bridge, North Suite entrance, and North Club entrance provide accessible paths into Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Applies to: Atlanta Falcons games
- Passenger elevators are near Gates 1, 2, and 4 and the North Suite entrance, with priority for a guest with a disability and one companion.
- Accessible seating
Wheelchair and companion seating with enhanced sightlines is available on every stadium level.
Applies to: Atlanta Falcons games
- Guest Services can consider game-day relocation for one accessible seat and one companion seat, first-come and subject to availability.
- Assistive listening
Complimentary handheld assistive listening devices for public-address announcements are available near Sections 116 and 244.
Applies to: Mercedes-Benz Stadium events
- A valid government-issued ID is required as a deposit.
- Sensory services
A KultureCity sensory room is available first-come in 15-minute sessions, and sensory kits are available at Guest Service Centers.
Applies to: Mercedes-Benz Stadium events
- Kits include noise-reducing headphones and other sensory items and require a valid government-issued ID for the complimentary loan.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium has 7,500 club seats and over 100,000 square feet of climate-controlled premium space, and its structure is nested rather than layered: the two large field-level clubs are the Mercedes-Benz Club at sections 108-112 and the Delta Sky360 Club at 126-130, and inside each of those sits an ultra-premium private club — the AMG Lounge and the Truist Club — with 300 members between them. The 200 concourse has retractable glass overhead doors, and the 300 level's Sports Illustrated Lounge has its own private lift.
Tips & Fan Reports
The 200 concourse has retractable glass overhead doors onto the bowl, so you keep the sightline while you are off your seat.
The Sports Illustrated Lounge on the 300 level has its own private lift, which is unusual for an upper-level space.
The two field-level clubs are sections 108-112 (Mercedes-Benz) and 126-130 (Delta), and both are reserved for club seat holders.
The premium structure here is nested, not layered: the AMG Lounge sits INSIDE the Mercedes-Benz Club and the Truist Club inside the Delta Sky360 Club, with 300 members between them.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Mercedes-Benz Club (Sections 108-112)
$500 - $1,300+Field level at midfield, in the lowest rows closest to the field.
Pros
- One of the stadium's two largest club spaces, reserved for club seat holders
- Midfield position in the lowest rows
- Climate-controlled, which in an Atlanta September matters
Cons
- Field level flattens the play — you gain proximity, lose the formation
- Club seat holders only
Delta Sky360 Club (Sections 126-130)
$500 - $1,300+Field level at midfield on the opposite side, sections 126-130.
Pros
- The mirror of the Mercedes-Benz Club, same midfield position
- Among the largest club spaces in the building
Cons
- Field level, so the far sideline is hard to read
- Reserved exclusively for club seat holders
AMG Lounge / Truist Club
$900 - $2,500+Most expensive tier
Ultra-premium private clubs at field level, set inside the Mercedes-Benz Club and the Delta Sky360 Club respectively.
Pros
- Clubs within clubs — 300 members between the two of them
- Coveted midfield sight-lines and all-inclusive food and beverage
Cons
- 300 memberships in total, so availability is the binding constraint
Sports Illustrated Lounge (300 Level)
$220 - $600+The newest premium space, on the 300 level, reached by an exclusive private lift.
Pros
- Its own private lift, so you skip the general vertical circulation entirely
- A social, high-energy room rather than a formal club
- Height enough for a genuinely good view of the whole field
Cons
- 300-level height, so the players are small
- A lounge as much as a seat
The Terraces
$700 - $2,000+Lounge-style seating on the field itself.
Pros
- White-glove service with a personal attendant
- An inclusive upscale menu and customisable alcohol options
- Lounge seating on the field rather than a stadium chair
Cons
- On-field position, which is the least legible angle on the play
- Sold as hospitality
Club Level
$360 - $900+The club ring, with the whole line of scrimmage in frame.
Pros
- Part of 7,500 club seats and 100,000-plus square feet of climate-controlled space
- Elevated enough to read the play as a shape
Cons
- The field-level clubs are a separate product with separate access
- Priced well above the ordinary bowl
Lower Sideline (100-Level)
$220 - $500The lower bowl along the sidelines, close to the field.
Pros
- The best ordinary sightline in the stadium
- Under a roof that closes, so weather never intrudes
Cons
- The field-level clubs occupy the midfield rows in front of parts of this level
200-Level Mezzanine
$130 - $320The middle ring, off a concourse with retractable glass overhead doors.
Pros
- The 200 concourse has dining areas, spacious bars and retractable glass doors opening onto the bowl
Cons
- A deck removed from the field
End Zone (100-Level)
$90 - $220Pros
- The best angle on a goal-line play
Cons
- End-on, so route depth is hard to judge
- Half the game happens 100 yards away
Upper Level (300-Level)
$40 - $130Cheapest tier
The top ring under the retractable roof, high above the field.
Pros
- The Sports Illustrated Lounge sits on this level
- Climate-controlled whatever the Atlanta weather is doing
Cons
- Steep, and a long way from the field
- An ordinary 300-level seat does not open the SI Lounge
Atlanta Falcons Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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- Seating
Mercedes-Benz Stadium clubs and suites, stadium maps, concourse pages and the 300-level club announcement on mercedesbenzstadium.com, plus the Falcons club seats page
- Ticket prices
Secondary market medians (SeatGeek/StubHub 2025-26)
- Venue policies
Current Mercedes-Benz Stadium A-Z, accessibility, concessions, and Falcons event guidance reviewed for all structured venue-policy topics.