It's the best NFL stadium! The 12s is something you need to experience! We are going to Super Bowl! Go hawks! read more

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I love watching games here, but seat prices, parking prices and food/drink prices are way too out of control! It makes it unaffordable, to be a regular fan these days! I understand I'm supporting the problem, but I love the Seahawks! read more

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I visited Lumen field in Seattle, WA to attend a 49ers vs Seahawks game and experienced a high level of adrenaline for the entire length of the game! This stadium is so loud, I couldn't think and can understand how the acoustics give the Seahawks home field advantage. Very clever! This stadium is extremely organized. I got confused trying to find my section and seat but was assisted by extremely friendly and helpful ushers. They were so kind even though I was wearing 49er gear. Hehe. Bang bang! read more

I absolutely love to come here for sporting events concerts conventions home shows what a great place a large campus. The sound is amazing. The people who work here are really super kind. Parking is accessible. I can't say anything wrong. It's a great place and so much to see inside and out. read more

I had a great time for my first time at this field but i didnt pay alot of money for my ticket for people to throw water bottles at me that is just unacceptable guy behind me yelling in my ear f- my team shouldn't have to deal with that game was over had a vendor turn me way cause of my team but help the guy behind me walking back to my place i was Followed by some fan Harassing me talking about wanting to fight again i enjoyed the game but for the money noone should have to deal with that so unfortunately i ould never bring my family there read more

All we did was ask where we could find some parking for an event and window attendant just sat there with a blank stare chuckling telling us over and over that "this is employee parking" obviously we werent going to park there...and upon leaving the parking area to turn around some other employee just stood on the drive way not caring about the fact that we had to get through...to get out! I will never go here, it's not that hard to treat people just a little nicer. cant believe people actually watch shows and games here read more

Large space that's easily accessible. I've been to the CenturyLink Field Event Center a few times, and always found the venue to be a great place to gather for large events. In my most recent visit I came to see the Seattle Dog Show where dog-enthusiasts all around the region came to congregate and meet several different dog breeds and watch them compete. The space was large enough to fit the hundreds of people here, but most of all - there was still space enough where you could find areas to take a load off and just relax. Even though the place was packed - it felt like there was room to roam, which is so important with large events. I've been to crowded events where the venue was just not spacious enough, so it put a damper on my experience since I felt like I was rubbing shoulders with a stranger. But you will not get that feeling here. The center is also two-stories, making for more room for displays and programs and such. There are bathrooms on both levels and there is a place for concessions. As an Eastsider, I also really like that you can easily take the bus here from downtown Bellevue and walk to the space, which allows you to not worry about parking. Overall, this is a great option for a large event in Seattle. read more

I went there with my colleagues, it was a nice experience. Find a chance to see all different kind of vehicles and their different models at one place. Because of this car show now I have more understanding and more knowledge about the cars. So if anyone of you need a car I'm the guy. read more

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The CenturyLink Field Event Center is a great place to have some fun before kickoff at the Seahawks games. Located at the south-end of the CenturyLink Field, the entrance is located at the south-west end, and it is easy to find. The line to get in does get long, because anyone can get in to the event center for the festivities (you do not need a Seahawks game ticket to get in). Some people even come here to watch the Seahawks games, because it is free, and there are 2 huge projectors with a lot of seats. I like coming here prior to kick-off, because it is exciting and there are lots of freebies. Free Seahawks gear, bags, wigs, towels, and snacks. The free stuff is provided by the big sponsors like American Family Insurance, Bud Light, Toyota, and WA Lotto. It's fun to roam around and experience the Seahawks noise. The bathrooms and concessions are less crowed than the actual stadium. And probably less dirty. Great place to be, before games! Go Hawks! read more

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I've only come here for the Rock n' Roll Marathon expo. It's easy to get to from either the International District/Chinatown or Stadium Link light rail stations. The place is clean and spacious. The restrooms are also pretty clean and spacious. There are also plenty of food options just outside within the surrounding areas. read more

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This event center is large but access is not that good. Granted the location in downtown Seattle makes access difficult for everyone but nonetheless it's a problem. read more

I came here for the first time during a Seahawks game (12/30/2018 vs. Chiefs). It was my second time going to a Seahawks game and didn't know about entering through the Field Center not until after further exploring. It was pretty cool because it serves as one of the main entrances to and towards the stadium. It was a like a pre-party (I think they call the event Touchdown City) before the Seahawks game where they have a band playing, selling food, and drinks. They also have other entertainment there such as games for kids and youth to hang out and play as a part of the festivities to celebrate the game. The event center itself is pretty big and there is a lot to do with different booths and vendors that they have around. In regards to location all I know that it is located within the CenturyLink Stadium in Seattle. read more

It's a convention/event center. It has that"Have I been here before?" feel because it looks like every other concrete event hall I've been to. Parking connected to it. It's a rip off and apparently it's packed if there is any type of game or event. There are concessions here serving stadium food and the bathrooms are big and nasty. I hear it is a great venue for concerts. I came here as vendor for several events. The management was ok, but despite all those walkie talkies, they don't all seem to be on the same page with parking, wristbands, guest passes, electricity, etc....sort of a sh*t show. But that is what I expect from this monolith of the mid-20th century. I'll be back again for sure thanks to my job only this time I'm better prepared for the awful parking and service. read more

Was at the Taste Washington Wine and Food event - great time all around. The wine and food offerings were abundant and the whole atmosphere was carefree, delicious, and fun! read more

i like this place alot. every events are fun & parking is pretty easy. bathroom are plentiful & clean. read more

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Road construction and parking for venues at this facility are challenging. The interior space is large but sure could use a face lift (paint, upgrade the bathrooms, add more garbage cans, sandblast the sticky floors maybe?) Unfortunately security check points are getting ridiculously tight on the size of purse a woman can carry inside. 4 inches by 6 inches.......seriously? Wish this place was nicer since it holds such a wide variety of shows. read more

Seattle Home Show was much bigger than I thought. Tons of contractors and local companies showing off their stuff. Tix online included $5 parking and was free the next day pretty cool read more

I THINK we Seattleites paid to build this, right? So the parking garage sits near-empty (most of the time) when there are not events and is the best, fair deal for Pioneer Sq. workers and visitors. The only parking deal I can, just barely, afford. Unfortunately, the only exit out of the lot to the main street is onto a long unguarded, deserted creepy block, pitch dark in the winter months, obviously used as a toilet, with alcoves along it where people can, well, just pop out. Again, is this not a public facility? Why cant we use the garage safely (during the short dark days of November - April) on the many non event-days - without risk to life and limb of exiting onto this scary block-long gauntlet? Why cant a safe exit be set up? There are stairs (locked off) and elevators other side of the garage, close to the main street. ... Solve it! read more

I ordered a vodka drink at Geekwire event there. The alcohol was clearly BELOW well quality. Like rubbing alochol. Super shady of them to use whatever they are using. read more

It's a convention center. Clean and spacious. It's fine if there isn't a game, but if there's a game there's no parking. Went there for the dog show and unless you had sounder tickets you had to park blocks away and walk in the rain. Felt bad for the show folks who I saw rolling carts of stuff and trying to walk their dog for a.couple of blocks! read more

Ok, so what can you say about a convention center? I mean, they always over price their food, but who can blame them when they're just trying to keep their business running? Also, it can be freezing before events start, but if you can imagine what it's like with hundreds of bodies milling about, you'll be glad for the circulation of air. The one thing that impressed me the most is that they actually hired people to open the door for you. How nice is that? Anyway, convention centers can always do better, but this one isn't half bad! read more

CenturyLink is wonderful for conventions. Watch out for the extreme food prices. Coffee is $7.25, water $5 and burgers are $15.00. read more

I Been coming here every since I was baby going to the international car show of Seattle, even came for wrestle mania axxess in 2003 when wrestle mania was at safeco field. The event center it's the perfect place to hold an event like this every year. It's very spacious with multiple halls and floors, it's a great place to bring families. read more

Pay for the tour, it's definitely worth it to all Seahawks fans! Love attending games here!

Watch out for the bait and switch on the parking garage. When I pulled into the south parking garage, the sign said $8. When I arrived at the booth I was told I needed to pay $40 because of an event that evening. I wrote an email to the parking management company IPM about the false advertising that drew me into the garage, asking for a refund on the difference. They told me the attendant "advertised" the $40 rate when I arrived at the booth and there was no deception. Pretty shady. read more