A diagram of Fluor Field at the West End, home of the Greenville Drive, visually represents the available seating options. This typically includes different seating sections (e.g., field level, box seats, grandstand), accessibility information, and often pricing tiers. An example would be a labeled map showing the location of the dugout, bullpens, and specific seat numbers within each section.
Locating specific seats, understanding sightlines, and comparing seating options before purchase are key advantages offered by a stadium’s layout visualization. For attendees, this empowers informed decisions based on budget, desired proximity to the field, and accessibility needs. Historically, such diagrams have evolved from simple printed guides to interactive online tools offering 360 views and virtual experiences. This evolution reflects the growing emphasis on enhancing the spectator experience and simplifying the ticket-buying process.
