Lumen Field

Beautifully designed all-purpose stadium. I came here to see the Seahawks vs Giants on October 6. Easy access, and great view of the field regardless of where you are seating. The amount of different restaurants is a plus. Overall a fantastic experience.

Really well laid out and all seats pretty much have a good view (for a game, may be very different for a concert). Everything was very clean and in good working order. Media/sound system very impressive. Seats very comfortable, even in the nosebleeds. Staff were polite and helpful. Would definitely return.

ONE OF COOLEST NFL STADIUMS TO VISIT! I went in September because I don't like getting rained on. Perfect weather. Nice breeze. Loud energetic fans! The food wasn't too pricey either. Definitely will come back.

Amazing stadium. Came here last minute and was able to get tickets for a tour. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about the team, stadium, and had answers to any question you had. we were able to go in the suites, press box, visiting locker room, and to the very top of the stadium. it has an amazing view of the city. Highly recommend if you are just spending a weekend in the city to stop here

Second Seahawks game I've been to. This place is amazing. Easy to find your seats. Good food. Your workers are absolutely Amazing! The lady who was in charge of my area was the best and did such an amazing job. Can't wait to come back to another game!!!

Huge venue, clean, good drinks, and good food. The concert we attended here was great and the seats and areas were clearly marked, but we’ve never exited a venue so slowly which was the only downside. I’m not sure what the hold up was with such a massive exit, but we were only inching to it in a huge crowd for about 20 mins, and our seats were fairly close to the exit. Good thing we didn’t park there either, because with the pedestrians blocking the exit of the parking lot the cars couldn’t get out. I think there definitely could have been better measures taken to ensure a smoother exit for people and drivers. Everything was great otherwise.

Beautiful stadium especially watching a Seahawks game note that the stadium is extremely loud and very hard to hear one another. If you want nice quiet evening it’s not gonna happen here. Seattle fans are also extremely polite for the most part and very welcoming, even though you’re on the opposite side, definitely a really cool experience. I got the chance to make my dad bucket list dreams come true by watching a game here.

Amazing experience! I thought we would have to wait for a long time because the line near gate 8 went around the corner and across the street but we got in right away. The food and drinks were pretty good. I didn’t have much because I didn’t want to go back and forth to the restroom. Restrooms were pretty clean and the lines moved quickly.

December 18th 23 The first football stadium I'd ever been to, and it was for an away team. The vibes in the stadium were absolutely amazing. When y'all said the stadium was loud, y'all meant it. I could feel it in my chest (and I loved it). The food was stadium food, but it was good. They had a funky little space where you swipe your card and then shop. A bit strange but really rad. Even though I was there for the Eagles, the Seahawks fans were all so nice. It was an open stadium so it was really cool to see the city lights and the game at the same time.

Ayyy bang bang Niner gang It was a take over !!!! This stadium is awesome Very well thought out Lots of self serve and pay stations which makes it very convenient and also efficient There was a great DJ playing Bay Area music hyping up us Niner fans Stadium is has a nice atmosphere and variety of food choices and drinks Our seats were awesome I'm glad I was able to come and have a great time

* stadium food is the reason I go to games * I love going to games to try different stadium food - my go-to is usually nachos! We ordered a cheesesteak nachos with extra green onions and jalapeños, as well as a bulgogi footlong hotdog. I get sick of buns quickly so I ate the hotdog and meat mainly lol. I like that @lumenfield has unique vendors, like @dintaifungusa. imagine eating xiao long baos while watching soccer or football here?! Lumen Field is well maintained and spacious. I attended a Seahawks game and a Sounders game. The crowd's energy at both games were contagious

At the end of August, I went to Lumen Field for the first night of the Metallica concert. The venue is gigantic and distributes the sound very well. There are also nice views of downtown Seattle from the upper levels. Because the venue is so gigantic, the downsides are that you won't be able to see the details of a show from upper levels seats, and it could also take a while to get out of the stadium when the show is over. Nonetheless, I had a great time and would love to go back to catch another show there.

In Seattle for a 'hawks game at Lumen Field. It is a great facility and the fans generate plenty of noise in attempts to disrupt the visitor's offence. One needs to know what one can and cannot bring into the stadium. Unopened clear water bottles are fine. And only clear bags are allowed...no backpacks et al. There are transit options to get there and saw many people using scooters. Parking can be a challenge, but used the SpotHero parking app and reserved a parking spot about a 15 minute walk from the stadium. The closer one parks, the more challenging it is to get away with the crowds of pedestrians. We got lucky with fairly direct access back to the highway. I did find the washrooms could have used more attention and cleaning during the game.

Was in the area on a photo assignment, specifically capturing drone footage for a client so I briefly added some footage of Lumen Field Nice venue which is easy to reach and adjacent the downtown corridor. I am an FAA certified drone pilot and was cleared to fly since there were no games being played.

Saw a Supercross event here :) Awesome stadium - clean seats, great food options, easy to evacuate. I had tons of fun!

We've been to several different events now at Lumen Field and every time it is a great time! Had my first Seattle Dog here that I will never forget. The food options are well varied with plenty of places to get food, snacks, and drinks. Prices are typical of a stadium. Workers are always friendly. Fans are always there for a good time.

When you see a game, or event at Lumen Field, depending on your ticket, its quite the experience. The views are phenomenal and there is not a poor view in the Stadium. However, there are different dining experiences when you arrive, and they can be endless. First, if you have a regular seat - have no fear, there are tons of dining and beverage options on all floors of the stadium. In many cases, the selections are so good and so diverse, those with access to special meals come to the concession stand just to order them. Phllly cheesesteak sandwiches, Din Tai Fung, barbeque vendors, guest restaurant vendors, and Ivar's just to name a few. Next, is the Club Level. If you have access, you can also have access to the Verizon Lounge where it there is some of the BEST premium buffets around. There's also premium spirits available - all for a reasonable fee. But the staff takes very good care of you. Whether you are watching a concert, the Seahawks or Sounders, take a better look at the premium and culinary amenities around. They are here at Lumen Field.

Fully staffed! Friendly Davies willing to assist everywhere. You can buy beverage from sellers spread out throughout standing by coolers filled with ice- no need to waste time to stand inline at the kiosks. Fun spirit and well organized. Walking distance to the team station.

Never have I ever...climbed through a stadium air vent to see a soccer match. I have not!...but apparently some people have. Yuuuup, I watched ESPN's coverage of Copa América's security breach at the Hard Rock Stadium in Florida. Man, that was wild. I sure hope the planners of Lumen Field are prepared and on point when Seattle hosts the FIFA 2026 World Cup. Luckily there are other North American cities hosting before Seattle so planners can learn and prepare for potential mishaps. Last year I went to a Mariners game at T-Mobile Park, the same day of the Taylor Swift concert at Lumen Field. Facepalm. The Mariners game just ended and the stadium area was ridiculously packed with baseball fans and Swifties. The light rail station platform was crowded cuz more Swifties were getting off while we were trying to get on. The light rail air conditioning was working OT that day but the air was still hot and muggy with a dash hobo stank. I think people paid more than $100 for parking that day. I know someone made bank. Since it's an outdoor stadium dress properly for the seasons. As for food there are tons of options in Chinatown-International District and Pioneer Square. Al's Gourmet Sausage (yellow tent outside the stadium) has been solid for decades. The Ivar's concession stand in the stadium is solid too. Lots of special moments have happened at Lumen Field. Who was there for Beast Quake? He's the reason why I sport that #24 jersey. BEAST MODE, baby! The Legion of Boom was born. The Seahawks finally got their Super Bowl rings. Then there was the Super Bowl victory celebration. My fam and I stood outside in freezing cold temps but it was worth it. I know a lot of people skipped work and school that day. Show of hands? ;) If visiting stadiums is your hobby, make sure to check this one out otherwise, enjoy a game or concert.

I recently attended an event at Lumen Field in Seattle and had a great time. The stadium itself is impressive, offering clear views from almost every seat. The crowd's enthusiasm added to the overall excitement, making it a memorable visit. Lumen Field boasts a wide array of food and drink options, and I was pleasantly surprised by the quality available. The staff were courteous and efficient, contributing to a smooth experience. One area for improvement is the parking situation. It was difficult to find a convenient spot, and the parking fees were steep. More affordable options would be a welcome addition. Additionally, the lines for the restrooms were quite long during halftime. This is somewhat expected at large events, but adding more facilities could help manage the crowds better. Despite these minor issues, Lumen Field is a fantastic venue with a lively atmosphere. I look forward to visiting again. Four stars!

Stadium Series (Lumen Field), Part 1 "I get a strange magic. Oh, what a strange magic." Electric Light Orchestra How to spend NYE? Decisions, decisions. Should you spend it with 12 of your closest friends...or with "The 12's" of Seattle? Well if you select the latter, you should be warned that there may be a "strange magic" at Lumen Field and "The 12's" likely have something to do with it. An informal nod of appreciation to their fans, the Seattle Seahawks lovingly refer to their enthusiastic fans as "The 12's" because they bring enough loud and verbal support on a weekly basis that their fans can be regarded as their "12th" player during each game. Those "12's" brought enough support during this game to reach a reported 107 decibels (which prompted Dana's Apple Watch to issue multiple "loud environmental warnings" ). I not only observed multiple fans wearing earplugs, but at least one (adult) wearing full ear muffs. Perhaps it is exactly that auditory overload which prompts the "strange magic" at this venue. I mean, something motivated Marshawn Lynch (Seahawks legend) to pump up players on the field pre-game, Julio Rodriguez (Seattle Mariners baseball star) to raise the "12 Flag" pre-game, "Blitz the Seahawk" to fire t-shirts with a REVOLVING CANNON into the crowd during halftime, or a VISITING fan to share with the HOME fans near him a football that was kicked over the protective netting. (Although that visiting fan was required to return the game ball to the field, a commemorative ball was provided for him to keep--which I'm pretty certain the 12's had something to do with. ) Walking to Lumen Field from most downtown hotels is reasonable (approximately 40 minutes), but we'd recommend avoiding 3rd Avenue at all costs (day or night--if you've visited Seattle at any point during the past few years, you'll know exactly why.) And that's...Henry's Take. #lumenfield #seattleandthe12s

Honestly, I've been here so much for different sporting events that I'm surprised I haven't reviewed this sooner!! This is one of the best stadiums in the country. Great views all around and the ambiance is ELECTRIC on Seahawks game days. I challenge you to find a louder place than what us 12's provide. Great amount of food options on football game days. On smaller scale sporting events, there are less food places open, so keep that in mind. The only thing I would say is that the big screens are some of the smallest in the nfl. They could use some upgrades for bigger viewing.

I attended Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert recently, marking my first time there. She performed on consecutive days, drawing an audience of around 72,000 people each day. Despite the significant turnout, the concert was impressively well-organized, considering the crowd size. The stadium itself was clean and meticulously maintained. Personally, I thoroughly enjoyed the concert; however, I did notice a lack of sufficient personnel to assist with directions and limited food options. In essence, the concert was incredible and an absolute blast. By the way, have you heard? Her performance caused a minor earthquake - quite the unexpected impact!

I love this stadium so much and coming here, all positives however I give it only 4 stars because I wish the beer section was open for the 4th quarter at such games, and yes I will come back and would love to come to all events hosted, so far I've been to A SeaDragons Game, the MLB All Star experience, Seahawks festival, definitely would love to come for a Seahawks game again I have been to one in the past super fun also the Seahawks fan store & event center are always a must stop by so yes I definitely be coming back. I also walked the field at one time which was super fun I would love to do that again also during the XFL I got to watch the team warm up from the sideline that was awesome and I would definitely recommend.

Great stadium. Beautiful views of the field. We came for Megan Rapino's retirement game and what a show it was! Grateful for ALLLL she has done for WOMENS SOCCER and women sports as a whole! Broke the NWSL record for attendees 10/06/23

Amazing venue. Watched the Eras Tour. Got to eat chicken tenders while watching the show. Several entrances to make faster entrance and exit, and also bathrooms are on point. Was a real gem to see the Seattle skyline here as well. Access to the Lightrail is 1000000/10. Getting to the show and leaving was really convenient. Left my car at a park and ride. Saved $$$ on parking. It is kind of a hike though to get to my section up and down... so plan to do that. Also when the sunset it burned my eyes. But we live in Seattle so you can't really complain about the sun being too bright because we never really see it

Start with some useful logistics: - With the ability to fit 80K attendees, not including staff, use public transportation whenever possible. - If you drive, park further away or you'll be trapped in the sea of people leaving, road blocks, and traffic diversion. I saw $90 parking near the stadium! - Triple check on the latest rules of what can be brought in, such as small purses and clear bags. - Sealed plastic water bottles and empty plastic reusable water bottles can be brought in. Save money on drinks! - While food cost is higher than outside, it's not too bad. It's maybe +$3 or so vs outside. Local restaurants offer the better-quality foods. During the recent event, I saw Ivars, Tutta Bella pizza, Bavarian Meats, etc. I typically eat elsewhere though. - Wear comfortable shoes. Walking to/from stadium, to/from seats can be a very long walk. - Bring credit card. Some places are cashless. Built between 2000 and 2002, replacing the famous (architecturally significant with one of the largest concrete roofs in the world) and infamous (a concrete tile fell off the ceiling) Kingdome, we have the voters to thank for approving funding and for Paul Allen for leading the efforts to design and rebuild the stadium to this new glory. This multi-purpose stadium is designed for football, soccer, concerts, and events. If you are going for an event, it might be located at the "Event Center", which is also known as the Washington Music Theater (WaMu Theater). Smaller concerts are held here. This stadium is extremely popular for its acoustic abilities to transmit sounds from the audience to those on the field. The result is thunderous support for the home team games, be it the Seahawks, the Sounders, and more. More recently, it became famously popular for performing singers, to stand in the middle and enjoy the glory of the cheers from the attendees. Taylor Swift and fans created seismic activity causing a "Swift Quake". While I couldn't get tickets for Taylor Swift, I did get tickets for Ed Sheeran. He asked us to help him feel the noise of this famous stadium. I think we did him proud. While I have attended Sounders games and events such as the MLB All Stars fan event, the concerts have my heart here. Cheering for the singer/band is just next level - one team cheering. Enjoy your game, concert, and/or event!

Why 4 stars? Because it's one of the nicer stadiums, but there are a couple quirks. --- --- --- Seattle was definitely in my top 5 for football stadiums I wanted to see a game at. The way the NFL schedule is set up, you mostly know who your team is going to play for the next several years, so I figured I'd be coming to Seattle in 2023 for a long time coming. THE GOOD: -This stadium has a reputation for being one of the loudest, and it lived up to it. I would say the only one to challenge it for the loudest I've been to is San Francisco. The difference there is that the game I went to was a blowout, so the crowd got taken out of it a bit. This game in Seattle was close the whole way through and the energy was fully sustained throughout. I think the large awnings help the noise to reverberate. And while it's nice that those awnings help keep the rain out, it was a perfectly sunny day when we visited, which kept us in the the shade and a bit chilly. -The lower concourses are wide and vast. There is plenty of room to walk around and for other people to stand in line without the two groups clashing. -The atmosphere outside the stadium is lively and fun. This is probably contingent on the team being good, but on this day, it was a party out there. -The sight lines are awesome. We felt like you're right on top of the action, even though we were 10-15 rows from the to of the stadium. THE BAD: -The video boards are among the smallest in the NFL. They definitely could use an upgrade here. -We ended up being lucky enough to score Field Passes, but when it was time to head up to our seats in the upper bowl, there was no easy way to get there. We essentially had to walk around the entire stadium, because the lower bowl didn't connect the east and west sides of the stadium where we were. If there was a way to do this more easily, it was not something we figured out. -Once we got up to the 300 level, it was a sea of humanity and a bad traffic jam. It was hard to even differentiate who was waiting in line and who was standing in line for concessions. it took an inordinate amount of time to get through to our seats. -When the game was over, I've never experienced anything like this in my life and I've been to probably 50+ sporting venues. We tried leaving our row to head to the exits, and after moving about 10 feet, we stood completely motionless for about 10 minutes. The traffic jam to get out was equivalent to if we had been on the highway and there was a 14 car pile up. We literally did not move. And we could see the other side of the stadium was having the same issues. I assume this is because the upper deck is so tall and the sections are so wide that there are just too people all trying to leave simultaneously. -This continued when we finally got to the concourse. I didn't get up once from my seat the entire game, so I needed to use the restroom, but every restroom line was 100 deep. And it was hard enough to even move, let alone stand in a massive line and not get bumped the whole time as people attempted to push through. -And finally, this *still* continued after we were out on the streets and trying to head into the city. Anytime you and 70,000 people are leaving a place at the same time, it's going to be congested. But this was the worst I've ever experienced. Overall, the bottlenecking was not enough for me to say it wasn't a great place to watch a game. It was. And it was a great atmosphere. I'm glad we came, despite the Browns choking it away at the end.

We saw Coldplay tonight at Lumen Field. The acoustics were outstanding. I liked the layout of the stadium. There were ample restrooms, which were nice and clean. There were a lot of vendors throughout the stadium . Security was excellent. We were sitting on level 331, row E. Please note that the 3rd section covers a wide variety of seat selection for a concert. Rows A through E had decent views. 3rd Section 'Z' would be extremely high in the stadium without a very good view. Sections 1 & 2 all seemed like good seats. We had an absolutely fabulous time

Fantastic venue! While parking can be a challenge in a major city, the thrill of watching Sounders games here makes it worthwhile.

Just WOW! Awesome venue. Great for concerts and SEAHAWKS! Lots of food options and bathrooms are not over crowded. Seats are comfy too!!

Three times, I've been to Lumen Field for three football games and one futbolmatch. I might be a little biased since I like the Niners. There's nothing great about game day, but it's already good. 12th Man says this is the loudest field, but it's not. This might be because the Seahawks haven't done very well in recent years. But my time with the Sounders was great. Fans were interested in the whole game. No matter if they were ahead or behind, they never stopped chanting, waving their colors, and singing loud fight songs. It felt like magic. Even though the seats were nice, we stood for most of the game. Because it's Seattle, the prices at snack stands for small amounts of food and drinks are through the roof.The stadium doesn't look like it needs a major makeover or a quick fix. In general, Luman Field is a little better than average.

What a great venue to see Coldplay! Great acoustics, easy access from downtown Seattle, and well organized. Getting in was a breeze - they had enough staff and security to guide people. If you were hungry or wanted to get tour apparel there were a few dozen of restaurants and merchandise shops. Overall, we had an amazing time at the concert and this venue made it magical. Photos don't tell the story!

The Raiders were playing in Seattle vs the Seahawks! Outside the stadium people were tailgating and having a bunch of fun! We got to the game an hour early to eat and drink to get the party started! Luckily for us there was a few restaurants right outside the stadium (pretty packed). Getting in was easy and finding our seating area was a breeze too! It was a bit cold out but it's was ok since the beer kept us warm lol! For my bf's birthday gift I got us close up seats to the game and man we were so close to the field it felt so unreal!! The food was ok nothing special but it & the downfall about this stadium is that it's a mission to find a shot of tequila. My bf and I were on a scavenger hunt for tequila shots, not fun! That's why I had to knock a star off! But overall I loved this stadium we had an amazing time, plus the Raiders won too!!

Went to Lumen field for a concert and the security entry process was quick and easy. They had a mobile purse check in area if you brought a larger bag than allowed or a non stadium approved clear bag. Tons of food and drink options with a Hefty price tag. Cashless check out process for the quick grab items made Pizza Hut the only clear option for a bite to eat. Standing tables sprinkled throughout to eat your meal. Several Merchandise areas sprinkled throughout the concourse but lines were very lengthy. Women's rest rooms like all venues had a extremely long line as well! Parking was a challenge, we walked about a mile through the steep graded streets of Seattle to reach the venue because parking at the venue was sold out and limited for this size of stadium. The seats were comfortable. Good thing Ed Sheeran was worth all the chaos. The exit strategy of this venue was a little wonky for a venue that accommodated 80 thousand plus people. This stadium did live up to its reputation of one of the loudest venues. Bring earplugs to save your hearing and you won't have ringing in your ears for days.

GO SEAHAWKS BUT ALSO, To the Season ticket holders who have gone to far too many games and are jaded Debbie Downers now... boo on you! Watch the game from home next time instead of ruining it for everyone else.

Lumen Field is more than just a stadium--it's a vibrant hub where sports enthusiasts come together to celebrate their favorite teams. Here's why I love this iconic venue: Electric Atmosphere: From the moment you step inside, you're enveloped in an electric atmosphere. The cheers, the chants, and the collective energy of the crowd create an unforgettable experience. Whether it's a Seahawks game or a Sounders match, Lumen Field buzzes with excitement. Stunning Views: The stadium's location offers breathtaking views of the Seattle skyline. Imagine watching a touchdown pass while glimpsing the Space Needle--it's a surreal combination of sports and scenery. If you're at a Sounders game, don't miss the "March to the Match." Fans parade from Occidental Park to Lumen Field, drums beating and scarves held high. It's a beautiful display of unity. Final Thoughts Lumen Field isn't just a stadium; it's a canvas where dreams are painted in team colors. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual observer, this place leaves an indelible mark. So grab your jersey, join the crowd, and let the magic unfold!

Got to come to Lumen field with friends to watch the Seahawks thoroughly thrash my Jets on New Year's Day but it was still a great time and would definitely come back. Lumen field, still called Century Link by many fans is multipurpose of course so outside of NFL Seahawks football, you Have Sounders Soccer, concerts, OL Reign of the National Women's Soccer League and the future home of The XFL's Seattle Sea Dragons. The stadium definitely has a modern look and feel which I like. Black, with high rafters and retractable roof that I'd love to see in action in person. The layout of the stadium is very good. Never during the visit was I too far from a concession or restroom. Sections are decently labeled for ease of finding seats and the staff were all fairly friendly and efficient. We had little problems finding seats and the view we had was great. I can't speak about the parking situation which I'm sure has its own problems, but just like with T-Mobile park, it's a breeze getting here within Seattle by public transportation. Going through security was smooth, but it helps if bring as little as possible. Had a great time here and would definitely come back for another attraction.

I really enjoyed lumen field for special events. I came to watch Taylor swift here and loved how everything was setup. Huge stadium that can accommodate huge amounts of people. I feel any seat here is pretty good. I sat all the way in the top and felt the view was still pretty decent. Would be back for another concert.

We came here with my teenage daughter for the long-awaited Taylor Swift show and did not regret all the trouble that we've gone to in order to secure the tickets. This review is for the venue though, so let's focus on that. I was very pleasantly surprised by the organization. It is no easy task to ensure 70+K humans are safe, fed, well-behaved, and enjoying themselves. When we first approached the entrance, I thought my choice of heels to wear would be a nightmare and we would stand in the security line for hours. it looked that insane. However, we ended up getting through the gates within 10 minutes or so. The security staff were all extremely efficient and friendly but thorough too. The same goes for ushers, although I could use a few more maps to help people get situated - we went on quite a hike per the recommendation of one of the ushers and did an extra loop trying to get to our seats. From food and drinks perspective, it is pretty stereotypical fast-foods and beers - so not much to report here. Now, the part to be aware of is the traffic situation around these events: and it is not really Lumen's fault, but rather caused by the narrow and clogged up streets around the neighborhood. It took a good 30 minutes to get to our ride stuck in traffic a mere block away, and another 45 min to an hour to get to the highway (which should be 5 minutes on a good day). So if there is any option for you to avoid driving/ubering to and from, definitely go for that option, as otherwise you will spend an inadequate amount of time trying to leave this area. All in all though, no regrets at all... It was a lot of fun and a memorable one for the books.

The stadium has such a great atmosphere and it is so fun to see the fans get so into the game, it sure is loud in there! We wear ear plugs as it is so loud. We have been to two games now and both were really great experiences. Everything is super clean and there are a lot of great food options. Cons would be, some of the workers can be pretty rude and not understanding. Also, the train system to get to the game is really overwhelming. The train gets packed and there is absolutely no space to move around you are all on top of each other. With all that being said, we would love to come back to a game or a concert at the stadium.

Came here for the football game, first time here and it is a nice stadium. Definitely LOUD like they say! Pricing is outrageous like any venue but they don't take cash at all anywhere here and most people don't use cash for everything but it's nice to be able to have the option! 4 budlights and 2 personal pizza hut pizzas costed $97!!! Parking was also $90, what!?!?! Good thing I didn't drive lmao. Staff was friendly for the most part but a handful were extremely rude so due to no cash options and rude staff I am giving 3 stars.

Came with a friend for an OL Reign game. Simply fantastic service throughout my experience. The bathrooms were clean, and the check-in process was fairly seamless. I will own that my friend had pitchside seats, so it's possible things don't look the same in other parts of the stadium. From a visual inspection waking around, it seemed like there were lots of great viewing angles available. The staff person in our section was Heather who was super friendly and very available to make sure we had tasty food and drinks on hand. The pretzel I had was delightful, and the ancient grains salad was hardy though a little sweet for me. Awesome time overall and quite a pleasant, stress-free experience which is sometimes rare when going somewhere busy.

I did the just over two hour tour today of Lumen Field. To say it was incredible would be an understatement. Lesley and Essy were awesome, they were totally down to earth and recognized the huge excitement we had of being there. They took the time to help me as I am in a wheelchair and also made me feel not like a hindrance. Also they answered everyone one of my any questions.lol To say I had alot would again be an understatement. Lol My Wife and 13 yr old daughter did it and again they enjoyed it. I should mention to anyone in wheelchair, defiantly do it. It was totally accessible, absolutely no issues at all.

I had a grand ol time at Lumen field. This stadium is impressive and loud! I hear the design of it is meant to shield from the Seattle weather a bit but it also provides a great dome effect so sound is amplified! There also are no poles or obstructions blocking your view so every seat has a great view, even the higher up ones. I went through the North entrance which is the most popular and probably the way you want to come in for the best time. You'll be tempted to go up the grand stairs straight to the stadium but enter from the side and take in every floor, there's a lot to see here! I came for the Sounders vs. Galaxy game and wow, what an experience! (Sounders won 3-2 btw). It looks fresher and cleaner than most stadiums, there's a lawn right when you enter and they feature different food trucks each month. On the first floor they had DJ's, a shop, little grab & go areas to shop for snacks and beer. 2nd floor has sooooo much food!!!! Garlic fries, pupusas, cheesesteak fries, I mean.... I walked the whole floor first before deciding on anything. 3rd floor has the club seats and if you can, I recommend these seats. Padded, spacious, and more food and drink options on this floor. Shout-out to the Seattle SoundWave for putting on a great show outside before the game! I loved the energy!

A pleasant experience - even for fans of the visiting team. The local fans are well behaved and pleasant. The stadium itself is comfortable. Most of the seats in the upper bowl are under a roof, which is nice given the local weather. The food options are a little better than the average stadium. There is a train station next to the stadium and many hotels are within walking distance.

I had a great time watching the 49er's!! Security lines were fast and professional. There was a great variety of foods venders (Pizza Hut!!) and the bathrooms were clean. Prices were a little bit better than my hometown, but everyone will say that. Halftime show here was awesome!!! Sir-Mix-A-lot was the singer and it was awesome!! The main issue I had was the TV's. The were very very small and therefore hard to see the action. Seats had enough legroom for the taller people (including my bf) and the overall environment was a B+. Great public transportation before and after the game!

"Lumen Field," home of the 12th Man. The only game this week hosting two winning teams. What a arena to host such a fantastic game. Lumen Field is smack dab in Seattle. The stadium has two massive arches on opposite sides of the stadium. They don't allow tailgating in the parking lot, so luckily they have stuff to do around the stadium. Another thing yo note they have the number 12 painted out on the field. They're going to need it today for the 6-1 Giants. I recommend seeing this stadium if you've never been. It's definitely worth the trip.

Had a great time watching the Seahawks. The food, ambiance and bathrooms were all a lovely experience. The food line can get long so go during a weird time in the game. Between the footlong hotdog, pretzel with cheese and Pizza Hut pizza, the pepperoni pizza was the best. (Others thought so too, they ran out!).

8/26/23 - went to the Ed Sheeran show and sat up in the poor people seats. AMAZING CONCERT. Wish they had some fans ( the air moving kind) to move some air around. It was 10 degrees warmer in the stands than outside the Stadium. Also seemed like the entrance system was silly. They could have had every entrance open to everyone. But no special entrances for floor people. The staff was great and very helpful. Also, some signs saying what's available up top would be great. So you don't worry you're going to get all the way to the top of the stadium and not have food or drinks.

My husband said "snow fell because the Bears where in town," being a Chicago native he had an amazing time attending the game at Lumen Field. The Delta Sky 360 Club level yielded perfect accommodations for a snowy and windy game day. The Lumen Field attendants were extremely friendly and kept the area clean. Another plus is that it was extremely warm inside the club filled with TVs to ensure you didn't miss anything while you warmed up. Parking can be tricky and expensive if you don't purchase a parking pass along with your seating. No matter how the football season is going it was a great experience and highly recommend!!

This review is based solely on the 3rd party reprobates that Lumen field hires for their security, company called Axis Security & Event Staffing. Me and my fiance are in the process of filing a lawsuit against the Seattle Sounders, Lumen field & Axis Security. Me, my fiancé, my brother in law, nephew, brother and sister in law were all attending the June 3rd double header match, we had been looking forward to this for months and before this day, was avid sounders fans! We just bought season tickets & were ready to be ticket holders for life. The June 3rd match was against the Timbers and as any Sounders fans know..there is a huge RIVALRY! We got to our seats, saw other ticket holders that we have become friends with and was ready for a great day. About 20 minutes into the game a female timbers fan, her 14 year old daughter, small son show up. She was standing next to my fiance and my fiance engaged in small talk and said "Timbers fan huh" to where she smiled and said "I sure am" Fine..we had no problems with that. At one point the chatting started taking place with one side of Lumen saying "Seattle" with the other side saying "SOUNDERS".... so of course with all the other sounders sitting in our area, we stated chanting. My fiance who is 6'5 cupped his hands and started to chat, ALONE WITH 42,000 OTHER FANS. He was chatting in her direction, but not at her or towards her. She apprently did like that and started screaming back TIMBERS.........so my fiance along wtih everyone else kept chanting Seattle Sounders. Well this woman didn't like that, and here is where our day went south real quick. She starts saying that my fiance is screaming at her, SPITTING ON HER.....EXCUSE ME. She starts screming at my fiance, then screaming at everyone around her saying "look he's making my son cry, i did't drive 3 hours for this".....I heard her 14 year told daughter say "Mom, stop".... There were many sounders fans and one genetlement said to her "You are making your son cry"....She wasn't getting the response she wanted, so she grabbed her kids and left...WE THOUGHT. We continued to watch the game. About 15 minutes later, this KID who looks like Redfoo from LMFAO comes barding at us, screaming saing to both me nad my fiance "YOU ARE EJECTED, WE HAVE YOU ON TAPE, FOLLOW ME NOW"...we both looked at each other like we were having an out of body experience. This kid by the name of Nico tried to put his hands on my fiance, and my fiance real quick said..DO NOT TOUCH ME. Nico radio's in that we are not adhering to him and they needed further help to eject us. 4 sounders frieends behind us said "This is garbage, we are following you, this is not right, do not give them your name, just follow them, we will go with you" So myself, fiance, brother in law and nephew, all follow this kid to what seems like the depts of hell to the bottom level of Lumen Field. 4 Seattle police officers are waiting for us. They asked for our ID and I said "Absoltly NOT, YOU TELL ME WHAT WE DID WRONG, WHAT ARE THE ACCUSSTIONS.... they just continued to say "We have him on tape and it's been decided that you are to be ejected. We called our local sales rep who was down there with us who said "I have never seen anything like this". So finally, we left.............we weren't going to get anywhere with them, so we left. Fast forward now after weeks of silence from the sounders, I finally was able to talk to Sales & Service director Rachel Ekanger. Explained the situation in detail, thought I was going to get somewhere with her. Well needless to say after weeks of going back and forth, tons of witness statements in our favor, they came back and said " We have reviewed the video, found your fiancé did harass this woman, and you are penalized one game.........WTF........... I am in shock, but tis is far from over. Our rights were violated, we were publicly EMBARRASED, HUMILATEFD, DEGRADED....yelled at like we were children. Again, far from over, but will never support any sporting event, concert, or anything that is put on at Lumen field, and will continue to tell everyone about our experience

Me and my girlfriend went out here for my birthday I've always wanted to visit the "Emerald City" this was around in May13-16 and it was nice and chilly. I loved this place and especially getting tours of this place was amazing.

I mean, it's a stadium. The Grab n Go area would be better served with an app and scan as you go sort of situation. It's already on an honor code, so.... Pro shop was actually more reasonably priced than I expected. But, the shops are also small. Parking is easy, albeit ridiculously expensive ($70 in some places). I just wish the top closed like Safeco.... Err T Mobile.

Lumen Field is an outstanding place to see an event. I saw The Weekend concert at this venue, 7 days prior I saw the concert in Denver at Empowered Field, so I have a good comparison. Lumen Field was much more organized for the event and I would highly recommend seeing any event at this venue. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, also departing Lumen Field after the event was well organized. It took approximately an hour to depart Empowered Field the week prior, post the concert. Lumen Field took approximately 10 minutes. I highly recommend this venue if you are visiting Seattle.

Home of the Sounders! Thoroughly impressed with the variety of cuisines served throughout this stadium - from Din Tai Fung to Seattle dogs, I now know why the 12th man is a big deal when in the Emerald City. Lovely during the summer. Hope to be back again some time!

We came here for the tour and not to watch a game. The tour guides we had were great and we got to go see a lot of places you would never get to go including interview room, press box, luxury suite, locker room, on the field and more. Despite the fact that I am nota Seahawks fan, we had an amazing time exploring the facility. Well worth the $20 price of admission.