Petco Park has three physical tiers of seating, and on the second level you will find the Toyota Terrace, sections 201-225. (The remaining 200-level sections 226 – 235 are
Upper Box.) These seats offer club seating with a great view, plenty of
comfortable shade on a hot summer day, and some of the nicest amenities of any seats in the San Diego Padres ballpark.
Where are your seats located?
First things first, determine which section of Toyota Terrace are you sitting:
- Toyota Terrace VIP – Sections TV 201, 202, 203, 204
- Toyota Terrace Infield – Sections TI 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210
- Toyota Terrace Reserved – Sections TR 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217
- Toyota Terrace Pavillion – Sections TP 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 225
Like all of Petco Park, the odd-numbered sections are on the first base side of the stadium, even-numbered sections are on the 3rd base side.
What’s the difference?
The difference between
VIP, Infield and Reserved is location. Toyota Terrace
VIP are some of the nicest seats to watch the Padres. The view from behind home plate is incredible, the seats are comfortable, in-seat service is luxurious. The smaller rows mean fewer people, less chance of bonking elbows with drunken rogues, overall more intimacy.
If you want to sit right above the dugout, that’s the Toyota Terrace Infield. These seats are really just as good as VIP and offer the perk of a free baseball (if you are lucky enough to catch a foul ball. Toyota Terrace Reserved is perched over the 1st and 3rd base, offering a pretty incredible perspective of all the action.
Toyota Terrace Level Perks & Amenities
On the Toyota Terrace Level, restaurants and bars of note include
Club .394, a tribute to San Diego Padres’ great Tony Gwynn (between sections 213 & 215) that has been there since the ballpark opened in 2004, Board & Brew, Blue Water Seafood and the
Coronado Club with some of the stadium’s most gorgeous views of the San Diego Bay. The new
Cutwater Agave Club is expected to open in 2024.
Fewer Rows, Shorter Lines
Sections on the Toyota Terrace level have a maximum of 15 rows. Fewer rows, fewer people. Fewer people in the seats, fewer people in lines at the
bathrooms and hot dog lines.
Premium Seating
Read up on the
Terrace Tables and our complete guide to
Premium Seating.
Is Toyota Terrace Worth It?
Is it worth the cost? Toyota Terrace seats are all about comfort. If you like the idea of staying cool in the shade and protected from the hot sun, and want to enjoy the best amenities Petco Park has to offer, this section may be for you.
To get a clearer view of the seats and sections in Toyota Terrace, view the detailed
seating chart.
Toyota Terrace Tickets
Want to sit in the Toyota Terrace? Look for available tickets overlaid on the Petco Park seating chart:
VividSeats.
Upper Box Outfield
But what about the rest of the 200 level? Here’s the breakdown of the remaining sections:
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Section 226, 228, 230 – Upper Box Left Field
Left field beneath the main video scoreboard, sandwiched between hospitality spaces The Point and The Landing. Section 226 is at the foul pole and Western Metal Bldg, Section 230 is near the bullpen
- Section 227, 229, 231, 233, 235 – Upper Box Right Field
For orientation, Section 227 is at the Right Field foul pole, 235 closest to the center.
Read about Field Level and Upper Deck.
Note: There is also a
Toyota Terrace at Snapdragon Stadium.
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