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Help Me
Choose My Seats at Aloha Stadium
General Information
The rule of thumb when choosing seats to a football event implies
that lower level 50 yard line seats are going to be the best seats
in the house. As a general rule middle level and upper level yard
line seats between the end zones will be lower in price than the lower
level premium seats. Keep in mind the higher up and further away from
the 50 yard line the seats the more the ticket price will decrease.
Prices tend do decrease even further in the corners of a football
stadium and further still behind the end zones. Keep in mind, the
best seats will vary from venue to venue and the information given
above is based on football ticket prices as a whole. You might also
want to choose your seat depending on which league you are rooting
for. The Makau side is for all of you AFC fans and the Makai side
is the NFC side. More specific information is provided below for Aloha
Stadium.
General Stadium Layout
The lower level (rows 1-29) consists of the orange and blue sections.
The next level is the Club or brown level. The Club section consists
of only 4 rows. The upper level starts with the red sections (rows
1-5) and ends with the yellow sections (rows 6-17)
Lower Level Seats Between the 25 Yard Lines - Rating 
The best seats in the house are the usual lower level seats between
the 25-yard lines. These are sections J-M or JJ-MM in the blue and
orange sections. These seats are centrally located within the stadium
and you'll be assured a great view of every down if you are fortunate
enough to sit in this area. If you're going to the Pro Bowl make sure
you don't forget your camera, you can snap a shot of your favorite
player on the sideline if you shout his name loud enough!
Yard Line Seats Goal Line to 25 Yard Line - Rating
The rest of the yard line seats are good seats. Sections F-H, N-Q,
FF-HH and NN-QQ in the orange and blue areas will offer the best view
of the action, with the exception of the previously rated sections
between the 25-yard lines. You'll still have a great view of all the
grinding gridiron action, at a cost a bit less than the 25-50 yard
line seats. If you are looking to get some autographs, try finding
seats in the first few rows. The Pro Bowlers are very accommodating
so take a nice marker. If you are not an autograph seeker, these seats
are not for you. There are generally a lot of autograph hounds in
this area so the view from the lower rows here may not be what you
expect.
The upper level 25-50 yard line seats are also good seats. Aside from
being centrally located to the action and having a good overall view
of every down, sitting in these seats allows you to take in the beautiful
scenery surrounding the stadium.
Upper Level Endzone Seats - Rating 
If airfare and hotel costs have eaten up most of your Hawaiian travel
budget, the upper level end zone seats offer just the price break
you need. These seats still offer a nice view of the game. You're
in Hawaii for crying out loud; take in the weather and some sun, all
while watching some great football below. With the money you save
on these seats relax and order up a plate lunch as you take in the
tropical breeze. Treat yourself to a few cold beverages but bring
your binoculars, these seats are closer to the field yet higher up
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| Venue
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Aloha Stadium, home of the University of Hawaii Rainbows,
the Hawaii Bowl and the NFL Pro Bowl, opened in 1975. Seating
capacity is 50,000. Located 12 miles from Waikiki and 2 miles
from the Honolulu International Airport, this venue is surrounded
by all the tropical amenities you'd expect in Hawaii. It's
a beautiful open-air facility so bring your hat, shades, sandals
and sunscreen. It's okay to wear a lei as well. Traffic is
always a problem. Be sure to leave 2-3 hours early so you
can take in the atmosphere around the stadium such as tailgating
and the marvelous island views. Allow yourself some time inside
the stadium before kick off to take some pictures as the players
warm up. Be sure to bring sun block even if it's cloudy out,
you can still get burnt and I learned this lesson the hard
way during the Aloha Bowl many years ago.
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| Ticketing
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Tickets for all events at Aloha Stadium can be ordered online
or over the phone. Please feel free to call us toll free 800-279-4444
with any questions.
Events at Aloha Stadium:
NFL
Pro Bowl
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