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Great venue! Make sure to read all of the "before you go" rules so you know what you can take into the venue. Aside from that, it's tons of fun! The only downside is the parking is very expensive, transportation is not great, and I feel like the only way to do it is to stay in Seattle within walking distance.
Unsure why I never reviewed Lumen Field before, but I have been going for years and I love this stadium. Over priced food, merch, and drinks compared to outside the stadium, but the atmosphere here is electric. No matter where you sit, you get to meet a new Seahawk fan who is willing to get to know you. Plus, no matter where you sit, its a good view. Some fans dont really talk, but they will make comments with you and celebrate with you when things go well. Love this stadium and Go Hawks!
Great experience at lumen field Sunday for the 9ers game. Staff was friendly and helpful. Really enjoyed the just tap your card and grab your drinks options. Also that you can get a 12oz beer and not only 16 or 24oz. Atmosphere was electric. Was on an island being a 9ers fan in my section but everyone was nice enough and nobody was disrespectful just passionate fans. Would definitely love to get back sometime.
World Cup game! Cool experience and stadium staff orderly. Ate hot dogs outside for $9 since food and drinks are so expensive inside.
We recently came to see Ed Sheeran in concert. Very easy to get in thru the metal detectors as long as you don't have anything and or a clear bag. Our seats were great, and there were so many vendors to choose from. Everyone was ready to go and hospitable.
Came for FIFA World Cup 2026 today with Bosnia vs Qatar!! 66,920 people!! The most ever at this Seahawks stadium. Go, Bosnia Dipping dots $15.99 Small kids size pizza - $20 Soda bottles $9 ( small ) Parking $$$ Uber $$$ Chartered seats front row - $$$$$$$ Not seeing Italy - again!! Whomp. But Bosnian Fans showed out. Incredible match. Incredible fans!!! Happy to cheer for BIH!!
In celebration of the Seahawks making it to the NFC Championship this year, I figured now's a great time to post this review that has been sitting in my backlog! Despite being a Seattle native, I didn't attend my first Seahawks game until November 24, 2024 (vs. the Arizona Cardinals) and finally got to experience the energy that one can only imagine while watching the games on TV. Two of us had seats in section 331 which are considered the "nosebleeds". We climbed the stairs pretty much as high as they could go; there was only one row behind us! Even at this level, we had a clear view of the whole field and could see most of the action without having to completely rely on the jumbotrons. Luckily, our seats were at the end of our row, so I appreciated having a little extra room along the aisle. Plus, I was grateful to be covered by the roof when it started to rain, which is inevitable during football season in Seattle. Nothing compares to the liveliness and passion exhibited by the "12th Man" crowd. They actually display the noise level on the screens, which reached over 100 multiple times! If you get to the stadium early, it's worth strolling through the exhibition area which has memorabilia on display in addition to kid's activities. Additionally, there are lots of food vendors to choose from. We headed directly up to the 300-level and options included pizza, BBQ, Ivar's and tacos just to name a few. We grabbed chicken and birria tacos from Manu's Tacos which were pretty good, despite coming at a price for the serving size. Outside the stadium, there are various stalls as well if you're looking for eats before entering. Whether you're an avid football fan or just along for the ride (like I was), a Seahawks game is a Seattle experience that is worth doing at least once!
I went to Lumen Field for the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl championship trophy presentation, and the whole experience was incredible. The stadium felt massive and electric. Even though it wasn't completely full, the crowd was loud and full of energy. I was impressed by how clean and organized everything was--security was everywhere, and the check‑in process was smooth and quick. We got to see all the players, along with GM John Schneider, owner Jody Allen, head coach Mike Macdonald, Sam Darnold, and our Super Bowl MVP running back Kenneth Walker III. Steve Raible, our iconic local announcer, served as the emcee, which made the event feel even more special. It was amazing to celebrate with the team and fellow fans. Several players, the coach, and the GM spoke to the crowd, sharing stories about their journey and the hard work that went into winning the championship. Being there to witness it all in person was something I won't forget.
Excellent venue. Excellent celebration. Excellent team. Was lucky enough to get tickets to the 10 am Super Bowl celebration at lumen Field where the parade won't start eventually at 11 AM.
The days of mediocrity are ending, so glad Geno is gone like I told everyone he was the main problem. But the Defense is back, with a stellar Head Coach in Mike. I love Pete forever, but Mike is the now and future. Rest of the league is not going to want to come to Lumen now and in the long future or ever see the Hawks on their schedule!!! GOHAWKS!!!!!!!
One of the best venues for football - anywhere . Easy access in / they have lots of things to do prior to the game. Great seats everywhere- it's Loud - very loud . I will be back
Nice place for an NFL or MLS match. We came to see the Seahawks. We decide to upgrade to club seats in section 239. Picked up a couple bargain seats early on Sunday. It was well worth the upgrade. Every worker seemed pretty happy and that was a plus. Seahawks lost.
Parking was easy to find as we got there early. We parked right in front where it was $100 but the garage parking was the same price so it's fine. We were able to get in and out and still were able to stay after the show and use the restrooms. It's an open field and the weather was perfect. Vendors and Amazon pick ups were super cool to have. Scan your card and grab whatever and it will charge you as there are cameras all around. It was a filled concert, best feeling and perfect performer to go and experience.
I like that the Seahawks play there! Lol it's okay as far as stadiums go. I haven't been to many others so I don't have a lot to compare to. The food options are okay I feel like most of the good ones are only on the first level which sucks if your seats are 3rd level. I would like to see some healthier options and cheaper options. The staff is hit or miss I lost some jerseys and they did track them down after a few weeks which was awesome. I know it's my fault but had they checked the suite throughly where I accidentally left them like they said they did (they were in the closet of the suite) I could have gotten them back the same day. The views are good and I like sporting events but not concerts. read more
First time ever seeing my favorite team play, and it was in our home stadium! It was pouring rain, but I sat there happy as a clam in my super expensive disposable poncho. The Hawks beat the Raiders that night, and the field was everything I hoped. Loud Fans, Electric atmosphere, exciting explosions, and an outstanding fanbase. I had the 12 Man Value Combo (2 hot dogs, pop corn, water for 12 bucks), a beer, and I was set. Truly was a dream come true. Security however, tried their best to ruin my experience. I have never been to a game before, so I didn't know the rules of clear bags to go through, or that you couldn't bring fanny packs in. They were super rude and condescending. I asked where to leave the line because I had prohibited items, and they basically said "you aren't going in!" -not my question, but thanks. I was forced to walk in embarrassment through a packed line of other fans to buy a $30 locker to store my empty fanny pack. Add a fricken exit line please! When we got in, I see people with giant non see through purses, hydro flasks, and fannypacks. Love it. I was pissed, but decided to enjoy my bucket list day instead. Tl:dr had a blast, hate security. read more
2 years ago
I have enjoyed everything I've ever seen or done at this Stadium, Sounders games, Seahawks games, once saw Dalai Lama speak, and tonight the Taylor Swift concert! For the Taylor Swift concert we sat in section 205 Row A seats 4,5, &6. It was an awesome view, though slightly on the side of the stage. It was a great place to sit with kids, no obstruction of sight, close to bathroom, food, and merchandise. They have great concessions and it's a very clean facility. read more
Nice venue for a game. Easy to get around and lot of people to assist with directions and help. 1 st time for the kids at a Pro Football game. Nothing like over priced beer, pop, and food. Bad part - some retarded people behind us yelling at the players the whole game. Really? You are in the nose bleed section the players can't hear you. Other than that great game. read more
First time back for a soccer game since Feb 2020 and I guess the name's been changed from Century Link to Lumen Field. But other than that, not many differences. Still the same amazing crowd of people and the same fun soccer game. The only complaint I have is how long it takes for the crowds to dissipate after a game, but I guess the traffic after such an event is inevitable. read more
Great venue whether sports (Sounders and Seahawks) or music concerts. Located off of I-5, I-90, 99, and lots of nearby transit options (Metro, Sound Transit, Amtrak, light rail). Venue has lots of dining options in Pioneer Square, International District, SoDo, outside and inside the stadium. Nice stadium checkin and concessions staff. Vast and centerpiece of urban pride. Saw the U2 concert (1st US stop, 2nd stop of 30th anniversary of The Joshua Tree) on 5/14/17. Opening band was Mumford and Sons. Whooped it up and rocked all night for Mother's Day. The Homie took it all in stride as one of his birthday gifts. Yeah, it was a lot of money spent overall, but so worth it. Acoustics were awesome! read more
3 years ago
8 years ago
On a scale of 1 to 10, the fans at CenturyLink Field are a 12. The Seattle Seahawks retired the #12 about 25 years ago; yet, all through out the stadium you'll see jerseys, hats, and gear dedicated to the 12th man ... Seattle's vociferous and zealous legion of fans. At CenturyLink Field, it's all about the fans and NOT the field. The faithful bring a blend of crowd noise, fireworks, high-fives, and standing for every play (at least in my section) all in hopes of another Seahawks ... FIRST down ... or "Touchdown ... Sea...Hawks!!" Seattle Light Rail or Amtrak are the best ways to get to CenturyLink Field. You'll be joined on the ride by train cars full of friendly fans regardless of which team your want to win. You'll walk about 2-3 blocks to the stadium from any of the nearby stations. We opted to eat in the neighboring Chinatown-International District at a local Chinese restaurant before the game, so, we got off at that rail stop. It was probably better food and definitely cheaper beer than what CenturyLink sold us during the game. Inside CenturyLink Field, the stadium is designed to enhance noise ... and it succeeds. I saw several people wearing earplugs and kids adorned with noise-cancelling headphones, so, don't be embarrassed if you're concerned about your hearing ... and plan ahead because the 12th man army is loud and proud. I'm a fan of the fans and therefore a fan of the experience at CenturyLink Field. read more
3 years ago
Beautiful stadium with reputable vendors located on the field level as well as all around the main concourse and upper levels. I had to experience the LOUDNESS cheering for the Amazing Seahawks and it was definitely LOUD!!! Great organization of ppl flow when gates opened and end of game. We got in and out so quick. We parked almost a mile away to avoid traffic and we were glad we did. There are a lot of pubs and restaurants along our walk to and from stadium which made it a nice walk. read more
4 years ago
This Urban Jungle stadium is really an amazing piece of architecture & local artwork. A true blessing for a city like Seattle. Regardless of the type of event you attend I can almost guarantee you amazing site lines and the feeling your up close and personal with the event. Unlike most stadiums where you get lost in the mammoth size of the venue it's the polar opposite here. And the designers really created a deafening environment for opposing teams to play in, aka the 12th man & ECS crazies that scream and bang drums every Sounders game. I've attended concerts, Seahawks games & Sounders games and really enjoyed myself. I prefer the club seats in 200 level due to larger padded seats, over hang so your covered in the weather and access to the lounge. Speaking of the lounge the food in that area is simply amazing. A plethora of choices for all your flavors and somewhat reasonably prices. Come on it's a stadium and a pound of flesh is always taken at events. So it's not cheap. Just a note if you really wanna feel part of the game I recommended purchasing the front row seats on the field. You hear every grunt, complaint and bone crunching hit during the game. You will lose some of the amazing site lines cause your 25 ft from side line but the experience of being close to the action is adrenaline rush. Hope you have as much fun as Frank has at the stadium. read more
What the duck! ._. I have not done a review to this place yet? O.O nothing but amazing memories to this place. (And I'm not talking about passing out from having too much to drink while the team I go to see, plays an unforgettable match that the world envied people being present at for it.) So let's "score one in" to this review. *one reviewer sitting alone at the bleacher woos* Thank you. Indo this for you and to keep my mind from being consume by the ever growing thoughts of my mortality. Atmosphere: Its huge, with outside bars to prefunk before the game and all the hotdog stands you can shove hotdogs in your mouth (3 and half. Personal best.) The inside of the outside of the stadium (Which is the weirdest sentence. Lol) is home to a delightful and handful food joints that have been divided throughout around the stadium. (With of course gear of your team, to ignore your children and drink with your friends, as you neglect that you brought your son to a father and son day. [But enough of my wonderful past :3 dont get too jealous reader.]) The stadium is a decent size and even before the game, the place look immaculate. (To the cleaning staff, you guys are what make it look awesome. Big awesome poodle high five! ._. You guys are the unsung MVP.) Security/Customer Service: Well it's not TSA (where you have to breastfeed an infant before boarding and you're a guy. [The more I think about it. Maybe I wasnt here..]) so they inspect quickly (but the right way.) Everyone working there is respectable and friendly. :3 Conclusion: A great field to see soccer, with good beer (over priced drinks that make my Mexican mother yell at me.. as to why I'm drinking lol.) , great security, I'm pretending I'm typing something important here. Lol (whaaa? Why cant I just tyle random things haha, and good vibes with other sport fans. read more
3 years ago
Went for a preseason game and had a good time. Beautiful evening game with very comfortable temperatures. We parked about a mile from the stadium on 6th Street next to the Hilton hotel...cost us only $21 and some change. The walk to and from the stadium was uneventful and pretty much very pleasant...didn't run into any homeless people, or anyone else looking to cause trouble. Food at the stadium is outrageously priced as are the beers. I wasn't really prepared to pay $11.99 for a can of beer...or $5.49 for an .89cent bag of chips...but at least the beer was 24oz. Also, most beverage and food items are not priced and you don't know the prices until you go to pay for them. Also, if you're looking for parking near the stadium, good luck... we saw parking near the stadium priced over $70 for the event. Like I said, we enjoyed the game and the overall evening...just next time we will go down a little earlier and eat at restaurant before we go to the game. read more
Holy guacamole, I paid $9 for a Bud Light. Thank goodness all of the concession stands seem to take credit cards. If you prefer to pay in cash, I'm sure you can hand over your first kid in fees at the ATM machines around the stadium. This is an outdoor stadium. If you find that the beer isn't keeping you warm and you aren't sporting enough layers of clothes, you can purchase home team merchandise such as scarves, shirts, and sweatshirts. I found a bright green Sounders beanie for $12. Considering how much I paid for my beer, I thought this was a pretty good deal. Arrive early, like several hours before game time. The earlier you get there, the more likely you are to get cheap or "free on Sundays" street parking. The closer you park to the stadium, the higher the parking prices are. While an afternoon stroll in the sunshine to the stadium is not a big deal, you might regret the long walk back to your car after the game in the cold, dark rain when vagrants are more likely to approach you to beg. I was able to secure cheap nose bleed seats on the 3rd floor. Thankfully the stadium has an elevator, but I still had to hoof it to row V with my $9 beer in hand. I bought the tickets at the box office the day of the game, and this was the season opener for the Sounders. For $37, I had a roof over my head, clear view of center field, and open seats next to me. I could have been seated in the "hornets nest" where all the fun was taking place, but those poor saps were fully exposed to the torrential downpour that happened during the game. If you do opt for the nest, be sure to bring ear protection. You will experience hearing loss sitting with the "fun" crowd who sing, chant and cheer throughout the game. Be prepared for what seems like a random mass of people lining up at the entrance. Security is thorough. They use the wand to scan your body, then you are shuffled forward into another line to have your purse/belongings searched. Each sporting event's rules are slightly different, so check the website before you come so that you know exactly what you can and can't bring. Otherwise, it'll be a long walk back to the car to stow your stuff. The games here are a lot of fun. If I lived in town, I would probably attend more frequently. The jumbotrons show close ups of the action and do replays. Military present arms and unfurrow the flag for the singing of the national anthem before the game starts. Fireballs near the goal posts launch into the air when goals are scored and at the start of each half. It is truly a spectacle everyone must see and enjoy at least once. read more
Great field ! Very organized. Much better than my Oakland Raider stadium. You could miss the first quarter if you come two hrs early in Oakland. This place .... had no lines at all. Entry was supppppper smooth. They also have a free fan event next door with a bunch of games. Enjoyed me time here ! Go raiders though ! read more
LOUD AS HELL! But your decibels means shhh*t. -yummy food, they have Ivars -great view, the nest is crazy! -loud fans, who need to STFU -great stadium, clean, spacious, and shaped like a football -parking sucks, but nice that it's next to Chinatown Yup been there on several occasions. Especially for those 49ers vs Seahawks games. I had recall most of "my Seattle" weren't "true" fans until 2014 sporting the newest jerseys. Including my dearest (I'm calling all you people out)!!! But who am I to judge, I'm just a 49er fan since the 80s, wearing my old jersey, going to candlestick when 49ers weren't that great, and recalling the days nobody watched the Seahawks at the Kingdom. Will I be back? Week 15, 2014 season. read more
4 years ago
The Professional Women's Seattle OL Reign soccer team play here! Love them at this location! Lots of food options and a very friendly crowd. If you come, remember they have that weird don't bring a purse or only bring a special size clear plastic bag requirement. Besides that, I've only had positive experiences... oh, except for the loud Jesus Freaks out front. ANNOYING AF read more
6 years ago
3 years ago
Always a great time here. First time going to a concert and let me tell you LOVED it! Perfect for fireworks, large amount of people in one area. I was in and out and the staff assistant got me where I needed to be, club seating for Beyoncé woahhhh Want a FREE uber ride; daishan1 read more
6 years ago
this review is highlighting the dining experience put on during covid at "Lumen Field" service was attentive and professional. the atmosphere was of course the highlight of the entire experience, as you are sitting on the very field the Seattle Seahawks play football games. the reason for my low review is because the food was absolutely awful. barely edible, and i'm not a picky eater. as a foodie, i would have rather saved $500 and went to Red Robin. Beetroot Carpaccio: i'm unsure if there was any meat in this like traditional carpaccio. all i could taste was beets. the tarragon seasoning did not pair well either. giant salt granules all over. i gave this dish off to my girlfriend. Macaroni in Mushroom Béchamel: the only good part of this meal! if you don't like mushrooms then you would hate this, the mushrooms overpowered the dish but i enjoyed it. for our entrees we were served some kind of shank, but the meat was rough, not falling off the bone like it should, and i once again could not eat it. Baklava: you physically couldn't cut into it with a fork. i can almost guarantee it was frozen, definitely not freshly made desserts. very disappointing. you're paying to go on to the field. that's it. food is mediocre at best. want to spend $500 on good food? go to Daniels Broiler. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
We attended the Taylor Swift concert on Sunday, July 23, 2023 at this field. I can't say enough about how organized, friendly, and helpful the entire staff was at this event. We were at the one in Pittsburgh PA also, and I can't tell you it wasn't half as organized and nice. There aren't enough words to say how professional, but friendly the security staff was. I don't have their names but I can tell you they were amazing. Made sure people got a few minutes to take pictures at the stage, but then kindly asked them to go back to their seats. We had front row and for awhile I was nervous we would never get to see anything but they took care of it well before Taylor went on stage. They were enthusiastic but focused. Kind but professional. I've been to 2 Taylor concerts now same sections different stadiums and this one was the most fun and friendly by far! Thank you to all the staff that made it extra special and memorable read more
First time here and hope it's not the last time. Came here for the USC vs. Washington (24-14).. GO TROJANS! For some reason I thought they were going to play over at Husky Stadium till I found out a week before my trip to Seattle that it was being renovated and it was going to take place where the Seahawks play! Why not, bigger stadium, closer to downtown. This is my second NFL stadium I been to I can honestly say this is better looking than Candlestick in SF. Can't really comment on parking since I took the train, which is the best thing to do especially going to a football game, avoid paying $30+ on parking, dealing with traffic, road rage, etc. The thing that I did find a little weird was when purchasing a plastic bottle soda, they open it for you and keep the cap... hmmm! I asked why do they keep the cap and so it's "per policy". So now I'm forced to drink my soda before the gas runs out and taste like crap. So I'm not able to save it for later. read more
I have been to Century Link stadium dozens of times for games and seen some incredible plays, like the Beastmode earthquake run or Sherman batting down the pass in the end zone in the playoffs. It is a great place to see a game and it has lots of choices for food or drink. It pays to get there early to get through security and because it can take a while to get to some seats. Light rail is an excellent way to get to stadium. It is fun to go to Sounders' games also. read more
8 years ago
Came here to attend a Sounders game and was thoroughly impressed! We sat in section 119 and only 10 rows up from the field so we got to see the match up close. Loved that we ended up in the rowdier section and didn't mind standing the entire time. If you prefer being able to sit, I don't recommend this section or anything near it. I had an absolute blast here and it was probably the highlight of my one week Seattle vacation. Couple of things to note: -Parking is stupid expensive at $45. There are places to park across the street and just a short walk away. We found a lot for $15. -Purses and bags aren't allowed in the stadium at all. The only exception are clear totes and bags. These can be purchased by vendors outside the stadium or make your life easy and just go without entirely! The women's bathrooms have free feminine hygiene products in them for those that need them. -Team apparel is sold outside the stadium for pretty reasonable prices. We found some decent deals. If I was a local, there's a very good chance I would invest in season tickets. Go Sounders!!! read more
I've come here multiples time and the employees working the sporting events are always so cheerful and helpful! Parking is relatively easy, but I usually leave games early to miss the rush still. This is a nice stadium and will return in the future for more games! read more
4 years ago
12 years ago
CenturyLink Field is indeed now my favorite stadium thus far to watch a football game. We went to see the Seahawks going at the Giants on 11/9/14. They weren't lying when they say this stadium is the loudest. I mean it gets extremely loud and I loved each and every moment of it. It doesn't matter where you are seated cause the excitement and energy from the crowd is magnificent and the view is fairly decent. This is the way to watch a football game and they have so much food and drinks. We just had a few blue moon to satisfy our thirst. The prices were $9 for all selections, which is probably normal at all stadiums. You must try their corn on the cob with butter. Yummy!!! Although the Giants lost, I thought it was a great game and would definitely visit again in the future. read more
I'm a Packers fan that attended the 2014 Kickoff, and I have to say that my first experience at CenturyLink Field was a pretty cool experience. Both the Packers and Seahawks organizations have a lot of overlap. From Mike Holmgren's departure of Green Bay to Seattle, all the way to Seattle hiring former Packers personnel scout John Schnieder as their GM. I have a lot of respect for the way the Seattle organization is run, and they have quite a squad up there in the Northwest, so kudos to them and their fans. Being from the San Francisco Bay Area, I have a lot of appreciation for the stadium's location. Located literally next to where the Mariners play in Downtown Seattle, CenturyLink was actually easily accessible, even with all the crowds and happenings due to the NFL Kickoff event. Parking was a little bit hard, as my friend and I ended up parking at a random retail lot for around $60, but at least we knew the car was good there. From there we had to walk through the tailgaters, and I had to admit that it was kind of weird to see tailgating happening along abandoned alleyways, but I guess that's just the way to do it when you're downtown. Of course, I caught a lot of flack for rocking my Rodgers jersey and cheesehead. So why am I mentioning the walk? In adherence to NFL regulations, remember that the only cargo allowed in the stadium must be in a transparent bag, so all your contents can be seen. It sucks, but it's also for security. There's a bag dropoff at the side of the stadium, but you're better off leaving it home or in the car. The stadium experience is actually pretty fantastic. Non-Seahawks fans, including myself, can say whatever they want about all these "new fans in their new jerseys," but at least their new jerseys don't suck. Seattle has a pretty awesome PA announcer that actually keeps the crowd in their games. One of the most coolest things that I found pretty damn annoying is that whenever the Seahawks get a first down, the PA announcer would go "And that's another for another... SEAHAWKS..." causing Seattle's faithful to signal and yell "FIRST DOWN!" That's lame as hell, but I have to admit, if I were a Hawks fan, I'd be all over that. With that being said... the crowd noise? Call me a homer, but it's overrated. It was loud, but it was nowhere as loud as I thought it was going to be. People can attribute that to the fact that it was "early in the season," but it's the first game of the year following a Lombardi Trophy. I mean, they hung their first Championship Banner... isn't that enough to be SUPER LOUD? Anyway, yeah. Terrific experience. If the Packers come here again and I have the cash, I definitely wouldn't mind ponying up to come here again. read more
4 years ago
7 years ago
I'm admittedly a bit biased - Go Hawks - but CenturyLink Field (formerly Seahawks Stadium/Qwest Field) has to be one of the best outdoor football/soccer venues in the country. While it doesn't have a rich history, like Fenway, Lambeau, etc., it does provide and amazing atmosphere for both Seahawks games and Sounders matches. I've admittedly never been there for a concert, though I'm sure it would be great during a cool summer evening. There's an electric fan energy, especially in prime time - Go 12s - as well as great views of downtown Seattle/Elliott Bay. If you're not from Seattle, sit in the Eastside (Away Team) side, because it provides the perfect backdrop to the game/event. In the North end zone, behind the Hawks Nest, is downtown Seattle/Elliott Bay/the mountains/Alki. Beyond the views/lines of sight, there's obviously the 12th Man (Seahawks) and Emerald City Supporters (ECS - Sounders) - who provide amazing energy for a live sport event. I've been to a number of sporting events - inside and outside of the CLink - and there's definitely a noticeable difference in fan appreciation/atmosphere when watching a game/match there. The food is good. The beer is diverse. The seats are good. The stadium is loud. The backdrop is beautiful. It's a truly great, state-of-the-art venue. Definitely worth making the away trip to watch your favorite team take on the Seahawks/S read more
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My buddy can't walk well and has a handicap placard. Is there a decent place to park at Lumen field for his limited mobility?
There is the Lumen Field parking garage (official one) and Lumen Field north parking lot. You can see them on Google map.
Is the sitting/standing policy really enforced? If the majority of the fans in my section are standing/sitting then do I need to stand to sit? Has anyone been here and have seen guest service employees tell you to stand/sit?
I've never seen guest services do this, but have seen fans self regulate. But if I wanted to sit down to watch, I would stay home so your mileage may vary. Go Hawks!
I am wondering how the lower level box seat view is?
Check out my photos most are are from my lower level seats.
I'm visiting Seahawks stadium in December, and would like to know what sections are best? Also what section does the visiting team enter?
Around section 116_117.
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