We’ve got season tickets up there, behind home plate. It’s probably the best overall view of the action, although you’re not going to get foul balls—up to you whether that’s a plus or minus.

I would avoid the bullpen and mezannine seats as you can’t see the scoreboard and it’s harder to see the action too. If you like the outfield you might try the Crawford Boxes, that can be a fun experience… might catch a home run ball.

I think I’ve sat in just about every section at one time or another so here’s my two cents:
Be careful getting seats down the 1st base/RF line. Had season tickets there last year (sec.132) and gave them up because (a) the farther out you get, the more you are facing the outfield and you spend most of the game turned to your left and (b) you are facing directly into the afternoon or setting sun. Better (and cheaper) to just get an outfield seat. Oddly enough, the view from the seats on the opposite side of the stadium (sec. 105 -107) is pretty great and one of my favorite areas to sit. I’ve sat in the Terrace Deck seats mentioned earlier and agree that they might be the best view in the park. Feels like you are right over home plate. View Deck (just above) behind home plate is also good. If anyone in your group is short (like me) beware the 1st row as the railing blocked part of my view. Love those areas, though.
Where ever you sit make sure you take a walk around the main concourse and especially down “Home Run Alley”. You’ll get a real feel for the park.