Folsom Field Seating Chart

# Comprehensive Guide to Seating Sections at Folsom Field Folsom Field, the iconic home of the University of Colorado Buffaloes in Boulder, offers a variety of seating options tailored to different preferences, from budget-friendly general admission to luxurious premium experiences. With a capacity of around 50,000, the stadium provides stunning views of the Flatirons and the football action below. This guide explores the main seating sections, highlighting their features, amenities, and unique offerings. All information is based on official stadium details.

Lower Bowl

The Lower Bowl encompasses sections 101-121, with rows extending up to 50, delivering immersive, field-level views ideal for fans who want to feel the intensity of the game up close. Seating here is primarily bench-style without backs, promoting a communal atmosphere perfect for cheering with fellow Buffs supporters. These seats offer excellent sightlines to the end zones and sidelines, making them great for spotting intricate plays. Access is via multiple perimeter entrances opening two hours before kickoff, and general admission applies, allowing flexibility. However, expect higher energy levels and potential for standing during exciting moments. Amenities are basic, with nearby concessions and restrooms, but no premium perks like climate control.

Upper Deck

Starting at row 51 and reaching up to row 83 in some areas (sections 203-220), the Upper Deck provides elevated panoramic views of the entire field, the surrounding mountains, and even downtown Boulder on clear days. This section is suited for those seeking a broader perspective without the premium price tag. Seating is standard stadium-style benches, offering affordability and a bird’s-eye vantage point that’s excellent for analyzing team strategies. Entrances are shared with general access points, and while the climb can be steep, the vistas make it worthwhile. Concessions are available on the concourse, but expect fewer luxury features compared to lower levels.

Club Seats

Folsom Field’s club seats elevate the experience with premium amenities across several areas. The Byron White Club on the 5th level east stadium features climate-controlled lounges, upscale dining, and 112 TV monitors for replays. The Crawford Club, near section 121, offers similar perks with dedicated access. The NerdWallet Touchdown Club in the Dal Ward building provides north-side views and exclusive entry, while the Flatirons Club in Balch Fieldhouse includes extra-wide chair-back seats and VIP parking. These sections cater to fans desiring comfort, with enhanced food options, private restrooms, and restricted access for a more refined gameday vibe. Tickets here often include all-inclusive elements, making them ideal for corporate outings or special occasions.

Suites

For ultimate luxury, suites on the 6th and 7th levels of the east stadium offer private, enclosed spaces with customizable catering, personal attendants, and unobstructed field views. These accommodate groups of 12-20, featuring comfortable seating, private restrooms, and high-end amenities like flat-screen TVs. Access is via exclusive east concourse entrances with wristbands, ensuring privacy. Perfect for entertaining clients or celebrating milestones, suites provide a secluded haven amid the stadium’s excitement, though they come at a premium cost.

Student Section

The vibrant Student Section occupies the top of sections 110-117, fostering an electric atmosphere with chants, traditions, and unbridled enthusiasm. Entered through a dedicated south-side gate opening 2.5 hours before kickoff, it features general bench seating designed for standing and cheering. Views are solid from this mid-level spot, but the real draw is the community spirit among CU students. Restrictions include student ID requirements, and it’s not ideal for those seeking a relaxed experience.

Accessibility

Folsom Field prioritizes inclusivity with ADA seating at the top of sections 103, 104, and 114, accessible via any entrance. Wheelchair services include escorts to seats and post-game assistance, though no parking shuttles are provided. Family and gender-inclusive restrooms are on the east concourse, with lactation pods near Gates 3, 12, and Balch Fieldhouse. Sensory bags, equipped with noise-cancelling headphones and fidget tools, are available at Gate 5 for guests with sensory needs. Companion seating is limited, so early arrival is advised. The stadium adheres to clear bag policies to facilitate smooth entry for all.

NOTE: The above seating map can be subject to change. This depends on the type of event. Always check the seating map when selecting your tickets for each individual event.

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