From cricket's Eden Gardens to football's Salt Lake - master every sport and stadium across India
Best seats have 30-45 degree viewing angle to the action. Too low means neck strain, too high means distant view. Mid-tier center provides optimal angle.
Day matches: Choose east/west stands to avoid direct sun. Evening matches: North-south orientation matters less. Always check weather and sun path.
Popular stands create amazing atmosphere but can be loud. Premium sections offer comfort but less crowd energy. Choose based on your preference.
Best view, amenities included
Air-conditioned, food service, parking
Traditional premium seating
Good view, covered seating, heritage
General seating with decent view
Affordable, full stadium view
Crowd favorite, energetic atmosphere
Fan energy, affordable, authentic
Found someone with better stadium seats? Use XchangeSeat to coordinate seat changes and watch your favorite sport from the best possible angle. Connect with fellow sports fans for better experiences.
For cricket, choose seats square of the wicket at a 45-degree angle to the pitch. Pavilion or members' stands offer the best viewing experience. Avoid seats directly behind the bowler as you'll miss most of the action.
VIP seats are worth it for special occasions like World Cup finals or important IPL matches. They offer air conditioning, food service, and premium views. For regular matches, good gallery seats provide similar viewing experience at much lower cost.
Choose covered stands or east-facing seats for afternoon matches. West-facing seats get direct sun exposure during day games. Check match timing and stadium orientation before booking. Bring sunscreen and cap regardless of seating choice.
Yes! Use XchangeSeat to connect with other attendees before the match. Many seat changes happen during innings breaks or halftime. Be respectful and ensure mutual benefit. Stadium staff can facilitate legitimate seat changes if both parties agree.