Question about Dolphin stadium seating

[clownfish]

I'm coming out to Miami in November to watch the Phins beat the Pats in person and I'm currently shopping for tickets. I'm looking at tickets in the lower level between the 20 and 40 yard line and I heard somewhere that if your seats are too close to the field (ie first 5-10 rows) you do not get a good view of the WHOLE field. Can anyone verify this from personal experience? Also, if I do move back into the 20-30 row range are there any seats that have shade or do I even need to worry about the heat in November? Any help would be much appreciated.

 

[PAT13]

I'm going to the Seahawks-Phins game in November at Dolphin stadium. I was facing the same dilemma. I bought my tix in section 144 row 2. I've asked some bros here if the view can be blocked and the response I got was because it's elevated, it would be ok but that would be my first game at Dolphin stadium so I'm not familiar with it.

 

[ShulaChin]

http://www.seats3d.com/nfl/miami_dolphins/ has a virtual viewer that gives you somewhat of an idea what your view is; type in your section and row. My seats are in 142 Row 1, and the view is a little flat in some parts of the field and you need to dodge the camera guy once in awhile. The view 8-10 rows probably gives you more of the field. The first couple rows of the upper deck sideline are, in my opinion, underrated; you get a great view and you actually walk down to them from the entrance area (there are only four rows below the entrace so they're easy to get out of).