ShadeCast: Seat Shade Finder

Pick your seat. Slide the clock. Watch the shadow move. ShadeCast shows you exactly when your stadium seat goes into shade — not "the west side is shadier," but "shaded until 11:30, sun until 6:15, shade after." Tap your spot in a photorealistic 3D stadium and get a minute-by-minute sun/shade timeline for any game date. HOW IT'S DIFFERENT • Real geometry, not guesses: shade timelines are computed from public lidar scans of each stadium's actual structure — decks, canopies, overhangs, light towers. • Any date, any kickoff: planning for a September scorcher, an October ballpark or a November night game, the sun math is exact for that day. • Built for game day: check your section before you buy tickets, or find the shade before the second half. WHAT'S INCLUDED • Every stadium free for this week's games — all seats, full 3D, no account. College football, pro football and baseball, sorted by sport, with favorites. • The answer first: tap a seat and see how much of the game it spends in shade, the best zone for your game, and the weather at your seat. • What to bring: gear picked for your seat's forecast, plus game day essentials. Paid links that open Amazon in Safari. • Camera views, free: jump to a camera on each corner of the rim, straight overhead, or just above your own seat. • Planning further ahead? Unlock a stadium for Any date · every zone ranked · sun in your eyes: pick any game of the season, see every seating zone ranked from shadiest to sunniest for that game, and see when the sun will be in your eyes. One stadium $3.99, or every college football stadium or every pro football stadium — including ones we add later — $24.99 each. One-time, no subscription. • Honest accuracy notes: clear-sky geometry (clouds are the sky's business), and we tell you plainly when a renovated area predates the survey data or when a covered section's fine detail is still in progress. ShadeCast is independent and unaffiliated with any team, university, conference, league or venue. Stadium names are used only to identify locations.