Michigan Wolverines Interactive Seating Chart | Michigan Stadium

Michigan Wolverines Student Section

Michigan Stadium Club Seats

The club level at Michigan Stadium is above the east sideline (where the visitors’ bench is located). Holding over 3,000 seats across two levels, the club features chairbacks, access to an indoor climate-controlled lounge, premium concessions, and private bathrooms. These sections are tiny, with only 5-8 rows per section.

The west side of the stadium now features the Westside Chair Back Club, a newly developed club located in the footprint of the old press box. If you’re looking for an actual seat with a chair back but don’t want to break the bank, then the Westside Chair Back Club is perfect for you. These are the most affordable premium seats in the stadium.

Michigan Stadium Suite Level Seats

The suite level at Michigan Stadium is on both the east and west sidelines. These private boxes provide exceptional views and one of the most unique game-day experiences. Featuring only 12 seats and four barstools, these fully furnished suites are compact, so be aware. With private parking and premium catering options to boot, the suites are the most expensive seating options in The Big House.

Visiting Team Fan Sections

Although there are no designated visitor sections, most opposing team fans are required to sit in the upper tier of the South End Zone, between sections 9 and 15.

If you are a visiting team fan and want to ensure you sit with your fellow fans, the upper tier of the South Endzone is where you want to be. If you’re a Wolverines fan, be sure to avoid these areas!

Parking and Tailgating at Michigan Stadium

On football game days, there are several parking options around Michigan Stadium. Many lots are permit-only, but there are also numerous options available for guests seeking day-of-game or cash-sale parking. Please visit the Football Parking Inventory page for options and pricing information.

An affordable alternative to parking on campus or near the stadium is FootballRide. FootballRide is a shuttle service offered only on football Saturdays. Tickets are $1.50 each, and buses run every 20 minutes, beginning two hours before games and continuing for one hour after the game ends.

Tips for Tailgating:

• Arrive early to choose from a selection of parking spots.
• The most well-known places to tailgate are the Pioneer High School lot, the University of Michigan Golf Course, and AA Golf & Outing.
• Fan tailgating is allowed in the lots surrounding the stadium, starting between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m.
• Cell service can get spotty, so it’s advised to mark your tailgate with a large (unique) flag so friends and family can find you. However, fans are not permitted to display banners, balloons, signs, or any other items more than 20 feet above the surface of the parking lot.
• Please leave all bags behind, including purses, coolers, camera cases, and binocular cases. These are not allowed in the Big House.
• There is no alcohol served in The Big House, so plan accordingly.
• Don’t be in a rush to leave after the game; you are better off finishing your leftovers at your tailgate and waiting for traffic to die down.

Best Seats at The Big House

As cliche as it is, there isn’t a bad seat at The Big House. You can feel the crowd’s energy from all corners of the stadium. But, like any football stadium, the best viewing will come in the sections between the 30-yard lines.

The best seats are in the sections closest to midfield, such as sections 22-24, 1-2, and 44. Because these sections have so many rows, you ideally want to sit between rows 10 and 30 to watch the plays develop.

If you go to a Wolverines game to drink and have a rowdy time, the aforementioned student sections are the place for you. Contagious energy spreads from the students to every surrounding section. It creates a unique game-day experience.

Accessible Seating at Michigan Stadium

For individuals using a wheelchair and/or those accompanying someone who uses a wheelchair to a game at Michigan Stadium, there are some critical details to be aware of. If you’re seeking ADA seating, there are accessible rows at the top of most sections within the ballpark and spread throughout.

If necessary, folding chairs are provided for guests, such as those who require a chair with a fan while using a wheelchair. One trick you can use to filter tickets that are ADA accessible is to use our “Additional filters +” button on the event page, which allows you to select “ADA (wheelchair accessible). ” This shows all seats that the seller has marked as accessible.

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