This is the closest you can get to the pitch without accidentally tripping over a linesman. The Lower Tier is split into four quadrants (North, South, East, West) and rows from 1 to around 50. Row 1 is literally on the grass—you can smell the player’s sweat (lucky you).
The downside? If you’re in the very front rows, you’ll spend half the game craning your neck like an owl watching a mouse. But hey, you can see the players’ eyebrows. That’s a win.
For concerts, the Lower Tier is gold. You’re so close you can count the guitar picks. Pro tip: Avoid the very back of the Lower Tier near the concourse; you’ll get a constant breeze from fans returning with beers.
