Can you see the videoboards from the lower level?

The video boards at NRG Stadium span the entire length of the endzone, making them rnsome of the largest in the NFL. However, their placement at the absolutern top of the stadium renders them perhaps the worst video boards in the rnleague. For fans paying big bucks to sit along the sidelines, seeing rnthe video screens requires a complete head-turn. While this is not rnuncommon, fans sitting in the lower level than have to peer up far more than 100 feet to getrn a clear view of replays and stats. Even if you are seated in one of thern highest rows of the stadium, chances are you will be looking up a fair rnamount all afternoon.

How does the 500 level compare to the 600 level at a Texans game?

rntOn NRG Stadium seating charts, the 600 level appears to be directly above the 500 rnlevel. While this is true, there are significant differences between rnsections numbered in the 500s and 600s.rn Showing 300-600 levels a NRG Stadium (100 level not pictured)Distance From the Field and Concoursern rntNaturally, the 600 level sections are farther away from the field because they are higher up. But it's worth noting that because these sections are not a simple extension of the 500 level, they are pushed farther back away from the stage. In other words, there is a significant difference between the last row in the 500s (usually Row M) and the first row in the 600s (usually A).rn Reaching the 600 level requires additional stairs compared to the 500 levelrnAnother item worth considering is the number of additional stairs it takes to reach the 600 level. While the 500 level is located just off the concourse, you must climbrn at least 15 stairs to reach the first row of the 600s. While this may not turn off rnfans seated in one of lower rows (A, B, etc.), it's worthy of rnconsideration for ticketholders who may have to climb another 15-30 rnstairs to reach a higher row. For fans who head to the concession stands and restrooms frequently, a ticket in the 500s will severely cut down on your time away from the game. rntTicket Pricesrn rntTickets in 600 level sections are typically priced 15-30% cheaper than similarly-numbered sections in the 500 level. Given their superior views and convenience, the jump in ticket price is justified. Rows A-F in sideline sections of the 600 level usually offer good value. But if you can't find tickets there, we recommend paying a few extra bucks to claim a spot on the 500 level.rn

What are the best lower level seats at NRG Stadium?

Most lower level sections at NRG Stadium are accurately priced in that you get what you pay for. Unlike a lot of older stadiums where seats inside the 20 have a terrible angle towards most of the field - even the lower rows of these sections will have semi-comfortable views to a majority of the action. As a result, choosing seats in these locations is generally a matter of budget and balancing your preference for convenience, experience or outstanding view. Best Seats for Convenience From a convenience standpoint, the last row in every section 101-140 is located at the level of the concourse. In most rows, this row is labeled JJ. Exceptions include accessible seating sections where the last row of common seating is FF and a wheelchair accessible landing replaces rows GG-JJ. To feel as if you're not "walking a mile" up and down the stairs, first consider all double-letter rows (AA-JJ). Enjoying a Memorable Experience If you're most interested in an unbelievable experience, you may prefer the lowest row possible. Just keep in mind that every seat in rows A-J of sections 102-111 and 122-131 will deal with some level of obstruction by the players on the sideline. The Texans sit on the west sideline, making these an obvious first choice among Houston fans. For a less expensive gameday experience, consider sections 112-113 near the Texans tunnel (or 132-133 if you're a visiting fan). From there you'll have unprecedented views of the players as they run on and off the field before the game, during introductions, at halftime and at the end of the game. Field Seats are a top choice for a once-in-a-lifetime experienceIf budget is not a concern, the Field Seats offer fans an opportunity to sit directly at field level. This experience comes with additional perks, including standing on the field before the game and exclusive amenities. However, with the players and sideline staff so close, it will be impossible to see much of the game. The first ten rows behind the goalposts are as close to the field as you can getAnother popular spot among experience-seekers are the first 10 rows behind the goalposts. While the posts occasionally get in the way, these are the absolute closest seats to the field and offer a video-game-like view. Just keep in mind that fans in these sections stand for a majority of Texans games. Getting the Best View Finally, for the purist football fan who simply wants to watch the game and have the best overall view, there are two considerations. First, the obvious choice is sitting at midfield. When seeking out the best views, look no further than rows S-Z and AA-EE. These seats are 20-30 rows from the field, aren't under the overhang and are an ideal alternative to the often-more-expensive lower rows. For an even cheaper option, do consider double-letter rows in all lower corner sections. Comfortable elevated sitelines and some of the lowest price tags in the lower level make these some of the most under-rated seats in the stadium. Elevated rows in sections 125-128 are among the best overall seats at NRG StadiumAltogether, the best combination of convenience, view and affordability at NRG Stadium is in sections 104-109 and 124-129. Specifically, double-letter rows (AA-JJ) in these sections are our top pick for the best all-around seats in the lower level.

How many rows in each section at NRG Stadium?

Each section has a varying amount of rows and seats. Find a section to see row and/or seat numbers.

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