Mercedes-Benz Stadium Seating Chart
Mercedes-Benz Stadium is the home of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United at 1 AMB Drive in downtown Atlanta. It opened on August 26, 2017, under a retractable roof of eight translucent, triangular panels that open like a pinwheel. Its halo video board is 58 feet tall and runs 1,100 feet around the bowl. The stadium lists 72,000 seats, scalable to 83,000, and says it was the first pro stadium to bring in fan-friendly food prices.
Quick answer
Mercedes-Benz Stadium has 72,000 seats and can expand to 83,000, according to the stadium. Wikipedia lists 71,000 for football, expandable to 75,000, and 42,500 for soccer. Seats sit on three main levels, the 100s, 200s and 300s, with two suite levels between them.
- The stadium's guide lists 193 suites and nine clubs.
- Hot dogs and popcorn cost $2 at ATL Fan Fare stands.
- Bags must be clear, up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches.
- SEC District Station on MARTA is the preferred stop.
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Sections at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Mercedes-Benz Stadium stacks three seating levels with two suite levels in between. The section numbers below are read off the stadium's own level maps, and the club and suite names come from its A-to-Z guide.
- 100 Level — sections 101 to 136, including club sections 108C to 112C and 126C to 130C
- 200 Level — sections 201 to 247, including club sections 210C to 212C and 236C to 238C
- 300 Level — sections 301 to 350
- Suite levels — S1 (suites S101 to S197) and S2 (suites S201 to S297)
- Field Level suites and clubs — including the Mercedes-Benz Club and Delta Sky360 Club
Best seats at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
We found no official best-seat guide or bench-side information. On the stadium's maps, the 100 Level sections from 108C to 112C and from 126C to 130C are club seats, not standard lower-bowl seats. On the 300 Level, the sideline middle sits around sections 311 to 312 and 339 to 340, read off the map. For Atlanta United, the Supporters' Section is 135 to 136 and 101 to 103, and nonstop standing is allowed only in the 100 Level, and only at United matches.
Tips before you go
Bags must be clear and no bigger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, though a small clutch up to 4.5 by 6.5 inches is allowed. The stadium takes card and mobile payment only. At the ATL Fan Fare stands, a hot dog, a pretzel or popcorn costs $2 and a small domestic draft beer $5. MARTA's SEC District Station, formerly GWCC/CNN Center, is the preferred stop, and Vine City Station is across from Gate 1. Gates open 90 minutes before Falcons and United games.
How to read the Mercedes-Benz Stadium seating chart
Sections in the 100s are the lower bowl, from 101 to 136, and sections with a C, such as 110C, are club seats. The 200 Level runs from 201 to 247 and the 300 Level from 301 to 350. On the maps, the 200 and 300 rings are open at the east end, where the skybridges are.
Suites on the two suite levels begin with an S: S101 to S197 on S1, above the 100 Concourse, and S201 to S297 on S2, above the 200 Concourse. Other suites include field-level, Gullwing, Centennial and loge suites. Social spaces include the AT&T Perch behind sections 221 to 225 and the 100 Yard Club on the 300 Concourse, behind sections near 309 to 314.
Wheelchair and companion seats are on every level. Gate 1, off Northside Drive across from Vine City Station, is one of several ADA-accessible entrances; Gate 2 and the Silver Deck Bridge are others.
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The Mega Column display inside is 101 feet tall, and the Window to the City wall of glass measures 22,664 square feet. The Dirty Birds Nest is a general admission fan zone where section 134 used to be.
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Open the seating chart generatorFrequently asked questions
- What is the capacity of Mercedes-Benz Stadium?
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium has 72,000 seats and can expand to 83,000, according to the stadium. Wikipedia lists 71,000 for football, expandable to 75,000, and 42,500 for soccer. Seats sit on three main levels, the 100s, 200s and 300s, with two suite levels between them.
- What are the best seats at Mercedes-Benz Stadium?
- We found no official best-seat guide or bench-side information. On the stadium's maps, the 100 Level sections from 108C to 112C and from 126C to 130C are club seats, not standard lower-bowl seats. On the 300 Level, the sideline middle sits around sections 311 to 312 and 339 to 340, read off the map. For Atlanta United, the Supporters' Section is 135 to 136 and 101 to 103, and nonstop standing is allowed only in the 100 Level, and only at United matches.
- What sections does Mercedes-Benz Stadium have?
- Main sections include: 100 Level — sections 101 to 136, including club sections 108C to 112C and 126C to 130C; 200 Level — sections 201 to 247, including club sections 210C to 212C and 236C to 238C; 300 Level — sections 301 to 350. Full breakdown in the sections list above.
- Where is Mercedes-Benz Stadium located?
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium is at 1 AMB Drive, Atlanta, GA 30313, in downtown Atlanta. MARTA costs $2.50 each way, and the stadium counts more than 20,000 parking spaces within a 20-minute walk.
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