Lumen Field
Stadium · Pioneer Square ·
Home of Seahawks & Sounders, features skyline views & diverse food
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800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134 Get directions
Home of Seahawks & Sounders, features skyline views & diverse food
800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134 Get directions
"As fans stream into Lumen Field I noticed the stadium’s concourse and nearby openings emphasize fresh, seasonal Pacific Northwest ingredients inspired by the waters of Puget Sound, ensuring that Seahawks attendees can find bold flavors and balanced, outdoor-friendly options without leaving the venue." - Tim Newcomb
"The stadium sits right next to downtown Seattle, which makes it a rare NFL venue you can easily reach by public transportation instead of driving; there’s a lively tailgating scene outside, but you don’t have to eat or drink out of the trunk of your car if that’s not your thing. We appreciate that Lumen is embedded in one of the country’s best stadium-district dining scenes, making it convenient to explore nearby restaurants before or after games." - Harry Cheadle
"When Beyoncé brings her Renaissance tour to Lumen Field on Thursday, September 14, it’s going to be a big shimmering-silver party; the Beyhive will be all over downtown and the surrounding area celebrating their queen, and the influx of fans is likely to boost the Seattle economy." - Harry Cheadle
"I noted that this major Seattle sporting venue has announced a proof-of-vaccination policy for entry, joining other local venues in requiring vaccine verification; this marks a dramatic shift from just a few weeks earlier when mask wearing was optional outdoors and comes as county COVID cases and hospitalizations have risen." - Gabe Guarente
"After a season of silence, I watched Lumen Field welcome fans back for preseason action while mostly following state and local health guidance: masks are strongly encouraged indoors for vaccinated fans at the August 21 game (with a statewide indoor mandate taking effect August 23), proof of vaccination is not required for entry, and outdoor seat-holders can technically remove masks though health officials still recommend masking in crowded outdoor settings. Inside the venue, I noticed a push to minimize contact—self-ordering concession kiosks and QR-code ordering in premium areas, no cash accepted (cash can be converted to prepaid cards at kiosks), more than 300 hand-sanitizer stations, and HVAC adjustments to improve ventilation—while food and entertainment offerings return and expand with live concourse music and rotating marketplace vendors." - Gabe Guarente