As a Seattle native, I'm actually used to calling this place Safeco Field as it was before its…read morechange to what is now Lumen Field, and it's only my second time in here when I saw Beyonce back in 2023. For this visit, I got to watch the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Chargers go head-to-head via club tickets an awesome coworker gave me. I brought my foodie friend and myself here around 10:50am and struggled a little to find the line specifically for club and suite ticket holders like me. As club/suite ticket holders, you actually get to go in half an hour earlier than those with general admission! I did overhear staff saying that the gates for GA would open half an hour later from my arrival time, so I was still able to take advantage of the lack of crowds. Security checks are thorough but fast. Crowds weren't in full force at 11am during my walk over to the Delta Sky 360 Club, which is above both the main and field levels of the stadium. Staff confirm your ticket status before entering; you just show them your tickets on your phone and they let you in. Inside, you're greeted by free trail mix which I've seen more than one club ticket holder before me grab four of in one hand... then you see Legion, Dojo Bar, Mister Softee and some other food vendors multiple times as you circle around the club area. Standup tables are near each area with vendors, and you can access your seats via doors labeled based on your ticket number. Merch from The Pro Store - I counted like three or four of them on just the Delta Sky level - is 30% off for club/suite ticket holders, and I used it to buy a Seahawks cap and beanie. There is a whiskey bar and another bar if you take the stairs up from the Delta Sky as well. Throughout our stay, we each split and shared the following food: - JSN (jerked salmon nachos): named after Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba using his same initials. This was unveiled during a foodie taste test event on IG from a foodie I follow, and it finally made its way here! I hear there's a long line for it in GA, but the line to get this in club/suite is seamless and fast, and staff there even give you samples! We got one to share, and this was our favorite of all time! Jerked salmon is fresh and its saltiness sits well with the saltiness of the nacho chips, and you even get a nice, hot kick with the jalapenos and onions smacked on the top along with their sauces and cheese. - Legion of Blue: from Mister Softee comes this dirty soda drink that has blue raspberry syrup and a sweet cream topper, all for almost $10 before tax. Price is hefty BUT the cup is larger than your average milk tea cup by a lot. Drink is very bubbly and sweet, and was satisfying but I couldn't finish the whole drink. - Poke nachos: yep, we actually got another set of nachos, this time from Dojo Bar just before the 4th quarter cutoff. Raw fish was cut in cubes and was fresh, delicious and rich in flavor along with the nacho chips themselves. Seats in the club area are comfy, with an area to hold your drinks directly in front of you behind the seat of the person in front of you. Our area in club was close enough to the action on the field, and the roof covered the sun on our side, though it did block the way when I tried to see the airplanes flying above the field. Screens showcasing the game and replays are clear and crisp, and every now and then those screens tell us to make some noise, and the crowds here have gotten that noise up to a maximum of 106 decibels from what I remember. Wow, I heard we were a LOT louder during a Taylor Swift concert and another separate Seahawks game though! We Seattleites sure know how to make noise, especially when we won against the Chargers 30-23. I'm not a football fan in any way nor am I going to be one even after this visit, but my experience here was top-notch and I look forward to any and all future events held here... maybe a Sounders or even another Seahawks seasonal game! Or another big-name concert like Coldplay or the The Weeknd.

One of the best settings for a sporting event in the nation…read more The proximity to the city definitely can be a downside if you're thinking about traffic, but I've had even worst traffic experiences at stadiums that were out in the boonies too. So that's probably hard to do for any stadiums anywhere. What's remarkable is the food and the liveliness it has during event days. Inside the stadium, of course, but even the outside and heck, the entire mile of a walk to the stadium itself is just energized with people hanging out and grabbing food. It cannot be understated how well the environment is out here. Of course, the stadium itself is a state of the art facility and probably one of the loudest acoustically. I think I heard it was specifically engineered for that? Don't quote me on that but it really does get loud out there, and I love it. Biased as I am, having lived here my entire life, this place is arguably the best setting in the world in my heart.

By far, "the greatest setting in college football"! Wear your purple and come early to tailgate or…read morehop a boat to sailgate . Inside the stadium, you'll find classic stadium eats, conveniently located beverage and snack kiosks and a plethora of husky merch purchase options . The main store is on the first floor of the main concourse and there's a number of gear kiosks along the way! Cashless stadium so plan accordingly.

Great college stadium with stunning views of the lake. This stadium is known for its high decibel…read morecrowd noise. This is due to the design of the roof effectively trapping the noise. This stadium features a U-shaped design and located right on the shores of Lake Washington. We've attended numerous Husky games have always had a great time. Staff members are cheerful and friendly. Concession stand prices are astronomical, which is to be expected. They do have a solid selection beverages and food. Tailgating and sailgating are time honored tradition at Husky stadium given the promixity to Lake Washington. Getting to the games is now easier with the light rail stop directly outside the stadium. Both Metro and Sound Transit have bus routes near the stadium. The most common strategy is to drive and park near or on University Avenue and walk through the UW campus. This stadium is convenient and a ton of fun.

When we first moved to Washington, we were in a house in Auburn that was probably 5 miles from this…read morevenue. I was outside working in the yard one weekend when I heard this thunderous noise. It kept repeating itself and I asked one of the neighbors what was going on. He just laughed and said oh that's NHRA nationals going on over at Pacific Raceways. After that, I had to go see it. As luck would have it I worked for a local staffing business that worked with the raceway. We were responsible for flagging on motocross days and cleanup at the venue during big events like the NHRA nationals. The internal staff was great to work with. These folks work tirelessly to make sure that the people who came to these events got their moneys worth. The track was well maintained, and there was quite adequate parking for everyone that showed up. What was great to see was between races. The NHRA teams would be tearing down an engine and rebuilding it in less than an hour. You could stand there a few feet from the crew as they were working on it and see it up close and personal. Even if you're not erasing enthusiast, this is a great time for the entire family. I highly recommend it.

GET A RECEPTIONIST WHO CARES ABOUT CARS. Called for more information before making a drive out. The…read moresole receptionist/ticket tender clearly doesn't care, is blatantly rude, and always in a rush which sucks at a spectator and a business standpoint. Watched contently through the gates though, roaring and American. Imagine working at McDonalds and the person taking your order knew nothing about the menu and could only tend cash. That is what you can expect from their current representatives

KidsQuest is a great place for kids of all ages! I brought an 8-month-old, and the infant area was…read morewonderful, with so many things to explore and play with, including water stations. There's enough to keep little ones entertained for hours, and I loved that there's also a quiet room for feeding a baby. It's a fun, engaging place for kids and a spot I'd happily visit again.

Great place to entertained my kid he loved the water area, good place to spend a couple or hours…read more Bit pricey

Located in the industrial area in Tukwila, and on the second floor of the building. We walked in…read morefor a group of 4 adults and 3 kids and they really nice, welcomed us and got us all set up right away. They have many games to choose from so I suggest going to their website prior to visiting to check out which games you are interested in, so you can make the most of your gaming time. $25 for 30 min and $40 for 1 hour, if possible go for the full hour. It is your choice which games you want to play. Escape room type games take much longer and will eat up your time sometimes can take the full hour They have team games, versus shooting games, escape room games etc. Our favorites: Cook'd Up (work as a team, hilarious and lots of laughs, similar to the game overcooked) Plush Rush (work as a team, set up is like you are in the movie Toy Story and it's like a defend your base type of thing) Arrow song (similar type of shooting game but with arrows and a fantasy setting) *They have a hunting animals game and experiences where you can shoot each other too. We can't wait to go back and try the other games. Maybe next time without younger kids so we can try the zombie and "scarier" themed lol! *Wonderful customer service! *I easily get motion sickness but I was good throughout *Ideal for 8 years old and older *Lots of parking space available *They take walk-in's but highly suggest you call incase they are booked for a private event *Sandbox VR in Seattle & Kirkland charged $50-60 for only half the game play time(30 min) Dimension XR it's $40 for a full hour. Much more reasonable price and the reason we will be back.

Dimension XR is always a very fun experience. I've been there a few times now and it never…read moredisappoints! The environment: Dim lighting, but lots of fun cooler-toned lights. There are lots of spacious rooms to do the virtual reality in, however you can run into the wall or fall The staff: The employees are always so nice, helpful, and informative. They always help you with the virtual reality gear (two hand things (apparently I'm not cool or trendy enough to actually figure out what the hand controls are called ) and the virtual reality headset). Also, we finished our escape room early and the employee there let us try five minutes of another virtual reality simulation because we hadn't used up our full hour with the other one. I was very impressed by their integrity with that, especially since we just had five minutes left and certainly wouldn't have noticed. Extra details: Half hour activities are $25 per person. One hour activities are $40 per person. They have options like laser tag, active shooter simulations (like shooting zombies and stuff), a few random simulations like cooking, and lots of virtual reality escape rooms. They have a lot of options, and the virtual reality gear is always clean. I've only done the escape rooms and they're actually pretty challenging. You can get hints within the simulation if you need them, and there's a constant timer as to how much time you have left. Final thoughts: It's a little spendy and virtual reality itself is always a little disorienting, but it's a very fun activity and team building exercise to do with friends or family!

The restaurant:…read more I've been coming here longer than a lot of the staff has been alive. My parents literally carried me in in a bassinet when I was just born - it's basically my second kitchen. Over the years, it's gone through lots of ups and downs in terms of food quality and staff (don't get me started on the remodel!), but right now the club's found a really good groove. IMO, the food's better than it's ever been and the staff is top notch. For brekky, everything's great! For lunch or dinner, try the Brioche Grilled Cheese or a juicy burger concocted to your taste (White Cheddar and Bacon is my fav!). The martinis are scrumptious (can martinis be scrumptious??) and the wine list is nothing to sneeze at! The golf course: There's nothing to complain about here. It's so gorgeous and fun to play.

Let the public play your course?????????????????? I guess you don't need my money! I enjoy playing…read moreall courses and yours is not the nicest as far as your online information and reviews! It's your choice to open your doors to others that can not only play well but also follow the rules of golf!

Finally, construction on the new field is complete for the Fall 2012 quarter…read more First major change is the entire field has been upgraded to field turf from grass. No more mud and random dirt patches! There are also lights so patrons and sports can play at night. Lastly, there is now a synthetic track vs. running on wood chips.

I came across the field when I signed by son up for a baseball camp hosted by Seattle U and Nike…read more My son loved the experience because all he has ever known of playing on baseball fields are the ones in Little League. It is a large field with a small track along the outside. The field itself is turf. The football/soccer field doubles as a baseball pitch, with the infield and dugouts located in the southwest corner. 2-3 track lanes run along the parameter, and there is some spectator seating out side of that. It's a great place for baseball, soccer, and maybe football activities. I think it would be difficult to run the track with more than a few people ( depending on how you're staggered). Paid street parking lines the east and south edges of the field.

Great arena, plenty of parking and the field is really nice. As a spectator you have your choice of…read morebleacher seats or the ones with supported backs. However, if you're coming midday for a game, bring lots of sunscreen and an umbrella. It gets pretty toasty!

No signs at the park or notice on their website, but there are rules about photography. No…read moreprofessional cameras, with lenses larger than the camera are allowed. So if your family member who lives elsewhere comes to the park you are SOL.