CenturyLink Field

Go Hawks!!! Go Sounders!!! Definitely a must see if visiting the area.

Very nice stadium! Clean, modern, the works! One of the prettiest I’ve seen and I have visited a lot of other stadiums whenever I visit a new city.
Most stadiums are gated off so that you can’t even enter when there is no games/​events happening. Not Century Link! You can walk around on the outside of the entire stadium. We went a night time and there was beautiful lights, lots of photo opps, logos everywhere, the whole nine yards.
I’m from the bay, so I’m not a Seahawks fan and I’m for sure in no way a SF Whiners fan. I’m a cheesehead… that is a Sherman fan. Haha. He comes off cocky, but he can back it up so continue on with your cockiness Sherman!

Did this tour today. It really wasn’t on my bucket list while visiting seattle but since the kids are tagging along on this trip stateside, I had to find something fun and exciting for them to do. They thought they were going to SEE the Seahawks but little did they know that they were going to just see where their idols play.
Mind you, I am not a fan of football but I really enjoyed this 1.5hr tour. Our tour guide ‘Butch’ made it interesting for all ages.
You are allowed to take all the pictures you want so snap away!
The website is very informative as far as ticket sales and hours of operation. They do have blackout dates and the parking rates do vary in the garage depending on events happening in either safeco field or wamu theater.
The tickets can be purchased in advance IN PERSON at various areas listed on their website.

Now this. This is a football/​soccer stadium. To whoever builds a new stadium in St. Louis when we finally get another team to replace the Scams be it soccer or football, pay attention here! This stadium is really nice and well laid out. I did like how open the stadium was as a whole. It looked really modern and clean. I also liked how friendly and fun the staff were. They seemed to enjoy the interactions with the fans and were willing to tease them a little bit. In other words, they seemed to like working there.
Another thing is that trying to get out of the stadium/​parking to head home isn’t hard. There are a few parking lots and garages near by and cops around to help lessen the burden of traffic and people crossing. This is a lot better than the situation that was taking place at the former Edward Jones Dome.
Only down side is that everything in there is expensive. I get that stadiums cost a lot, but prices are right up there considering what you can get in the surrounding area for a more reasonable price. Though, pricing still isn’t super outrageous.
All in all, I would love to come back again for another game. I think it would be a blast.

This past week I saw Beyoncé perform at centurylink. It was amazing. All the staff and security were extremely friendly and dealt with all the chaos in a respectable manor. This was my second concert here and it was great. The stage set up was perfect and you could see from any seat there.

I was here last year for the Manchester United friendly against Club America and I definitely enjoyed coming to this stadium. I was thankful for managing to get the club seats since it was one of the best seats to ever get where we had. We got the seats just underneath the camera so I got to see the best view overall. The seats were very comfortable since most of the seats in the lower bowl were just hard to sit on.
Our seats was convinent to the club room where the bathrooms was. It was wonderful to have Free Wi-​Fi in the stadium. It was definitely a wonderful time at Centurylink Field and I would definitely come back if my Whitecaps come to play or if Manchester United come back to Seattle.

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 über ride; daishan1

Really enjoyed my experience here. Came to see a seattle Sounders game and it was a lot of fun. We were sitting up pretty high but it was still fine and we had no problems seeing. It was really fun.
The only downside is food and drinks (especially drinks) are extremely expensive.

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 3^rd 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.

5 Stars for me = Always looking to return and a strong suggest to others.
I’ve been a Hawks season ticket holder for 13 years. This place is Rockin. Even through the bad years, the fans, the stadium, deliver a top notch LOUD time. Not that I am an architect, but the whole place just feels solid. And the acoustic design of shuffling all the noise to ground level is evident as we have been the loudest stadium in the World twice (Guiness Records). I sit 6 rows up from ground level and maybe thats why it is deafening. It is evident of that acoustic design being successful by looking up the most false starts in the NFL since «Qwest Field» (now CenturyLink) opened.
Food booths are decent. I prefer the outerlying booths that seem to be vendors from outside vs. the ones that are right next to the gate entrances to seats/​bathrooms. A little more variety and seems like they try harder.
TIP: Go up to the third top level and eat under the sun along with the outerlying booths :)
WARNING: If you have sensitive ears, bring earplugs.

It really sucks to be a Browns fan these days, who am I kidding? It’s sucked for Browns fans since 1964. But I’m an all-​weather fan and couldn’t pass up an opportunity to watch them play the defending NFC champs at Century Link Field on 12÷20÷15. Geared up wearing the my #2 Johnny/‘Billy’ Manziel jersey, I thought I’d get it pretty bad from the passionate Hawks fans, but they were actually quite friendly which allowed me to enjoy the game and the nice facilities.
Parking closer to the stadium usually starts at $ 40, but we were able to find a lot in the International District for $ 20. I used the 15 minute walk to warm up my desert blood. The security line to get in moved quickly and we reached our seats to catch the flag raising and the Browns’ one and only touchdown drive. When leaving, grab a seat at one of the nearby bars and catch up with all the scores while you wait out the traffic.
The stands are actually closer to the field than most stadiums, so our upper deck seats weren’t that bad and I can’t complain about the view. The design of the stadium with the metallic overhead structure traps the sound in the stadium resulting in deafening noise, especially when the Seahawks are on the defensive side of the ball. Without a doubt, this is the loudest stadium I’ve ever been in. Also, be ready to stand for a majority of the game.
Beer and food prices are as expected. Vendors are sparse in the stands. Bathroom lines are long, but smart timing will help you avoid any lengthy wait. I don’t think it’s physically possible because of limited space, but to me, tailgating is an essential part of an NFL game but it’s something that is really not an option at Century Link. If you want to pre game, you’ll have to do it in one of the crowded bars in the vicinity.
My Brownies kept it relatively close for 3 quarters, but the superior team prevailed. I’m a fan and will definitely be back for another NFL game, soccer game, or concert should the opportunity arise.

Football gods were on our side Sunday. It managed to not rain. This is our third football stadium for this season.
Probably the only stadium that I’ve noticed that the fans stand literally the whole damn game. Which wasn’t a huge bother, except for the fellow in front of me with the huge volt green wig which obstructed my view constantly.
Im not sure if I feel in love with the stadium because I’ve always had a connection with Seattle, or because the stadium is eye appealing and gets louder than a mug. But I was thrilled with the experience!
Met mama lynch in the team store where I managed to spend ONLY 400 $. But meeting her probably made the experience that much better. She was humble enough to take time from her busy shopping to snap a quick pic. Lol she was paranoid more people would notice her if we drew too much attention «she wears a jersey that says mama lynch» lol as if that wasn’t obvious enough.
All the staff was friendly and helpful. I hope to return for many many more in the future.

I, along with many from Steelers Nation, attended that game on ¹¹⁄₂₉. I’ve been to several NFL stadiums and I like the ones that are EASY to get into. We were able to walk to the stadium from our hotel (the W), which was great.
The field itself is cool. We had great seats so I had an awesome view of the game. Food choices seemed pretty decent and I had no issue with bathrooms or anything else.
Of course I’m biased and just like Heinz Field better than any other stadium because it’s HOME! GO STEELERS!

Well this may be a biased review … but I was here for the Seahawks vs Steelers game and we won! It was my first visit to CLink Stadium, the food was great and the atmosphere was amazing. I tried the clam chowder breadbowl, I think I could’ve done without the sourdough breadbowl and got more soup instead. I also tried their garlic fries and a burger. I think the garlic fries were a stand out, however since it was really cold that day, the fries got really cold really fast :(
There needs to be an elevator for handicap folks, I went with someone that could not walk really well as he just had surgery, it would have been really nice to be able to locate an elevator to get from the top to the bottom.
I cant wait to go back and watch another game live again, I lost my voice cheering for the Seahawks, it was definitely one of the most intense back and forth games I’ve witnessed! A real treat that was well worth my money. #gohawks

The hubs WON 2015 – 2016 Season tickets and so we’ve been attending our share of games.
The opening game a few weeks ago was filled with vendors wanting our business and so we paid $ 10 to get a free scratch ticket (won $ 5!!!) and in return we got $ 10 to be used at any stadium vendor by 12÷12÷15.
We finally got around to using them yesterday and boy was that the biggest hassle.
We bought a drink and two dogs for $ 24.50 and tried to use our $ 10 in bucks. The person cashing us out had no idea how to do it and neither did the guy next to him. He lever to get a manager (leaving his till open and unattended!) while he trusted we would just wait there and the line behind us got longer and longer. Good thing for him we’re such honest people.
Two managers and 10 minutes later, we were finally told «lunch was on the Seahawks today» and we went to happily find our seats.
I suppose this was just luck but it was nice the outcome was a good one for us. At the same time the manager quietly apologized for our hassle and said that it should have never escalated to this point. Decent of them and I hope more training will be offered.

Qwest field? Century link? How about home of the hawks?! Home of all things fun!
Just spent my Sunday evening cheering with 56,000 people. How cool is that?! The place was almost full. Almost! Either way, I love this place! Be it for football, soccer or concerts, you’re guaranteed to have a good time. Well at least for me anyways! Had an amazing time watching sports! And an even better time watching Beyoncé concert! Taylor swift! Manchester United games! I’ve done the lower level seats which were not bad at all. Very close to the field and the crowd. I’ve also done the suites which were pretty amazing.
If you park in their garage, you can walk straight to the elevator and to the suites. No lines! Very swift and easy process. The food orders are quite easy as well. They bring the food to your suite, set it up and cleans after you leave. A little bit more expensive but not having to leave your seats for the whole time that you’re there makes it pretty worth it! Oh and their chicken strips are epic! Overall, it’s always a good time visiting this place. Just be patient, bring your cheering voice, team spirits and you’re set! Go Hawks!

Really great Sounders game during our recent visit to Washington. It’s really a beautiful stadium. I now understand where the Legion of Boom gets its name — this place gets LOUD. I can only imagine what it’s like during a Seahawks game. Pretty limited vegetarian options for food but no surprise there. Paid parking is close by, a garage shared with Safeco Field. Overall, a really nice experience.

1. A bottle of water is $ 4.75 and you don’t give me my cap. I took one sip of said water before an overzealous eight year old Directioner smashed into me on her way to God knows what and there goes my $ 5.
2. At the Taylor Swift show I asked no less than eight employees where the 100 level west field plaza was and got seven «huh» and one who sent me going in the wrong direction.
3. At the Kidd Valley shop up front I clearly yelled «GARLIC FRIES» and paid for garlic fries and was handed a bag of soggy non garlic fries. When I told them that’s not what I wanted the woman acted like I killed her puppy, grabbed the bag of fries that have now been sitting out in a paper bag for five minutes while I argued with her and poured them into a cup for the next person. The garlic fries were delicious though.
Props: the venue is still awesome and I have loved any show you guys put on. There’s also an African American girl who worked the cookie stand in section 208 who was incredibly nice and sweet and chatted with me while I charged my phone.

CenturyLink aka the Clink is pretty awesome! Entering from the south entrance and going up the grand stairs is amazing. I am definitely a fan of the Seattle Seahawks and the Seattle Super Sounders. I’ve been to here for Seahawk’s games and Sounder’s games. Both are really great experiences. The views are phenomenal from anywhere in the stadium, but I think the view is a little better if you are sitting on the east side of the stadium, because you will get the city view on your right. The Seahawk’s games are crazy! So loud inside the stadium, it’s insane. Tickets are really expensive, due to back-​to-​back super bowl appearances. So if someone you know is selling them at face value, jump on it. Well, don’t get the nosebleeds seats. I’ve done it once, and it is not worth it. You can barely see the players. Let’s go Beast Mode!

I love CenturyLink Field. The vibe inside and outside of this place is so intense, full of emotion and celebration. Have attended various events events here including concerts, Seahawks games, Sounders matches, AMA Supercross, high school football games, and was even there on the day it opened.
The first concert I saw here was Kenny Chesney back when I was in high school; to be honest the sound quality was terrible! I was up in the 300 level and could only hear echos. Don’t know if it has been fixed or followed up upon (I wasn’t the only one, they had a ton of complaints) as I haven’t sat in the 300 level for a concert since. Have seen Kenny since then from the floor, and oh man, this place lights up during a show. It it amazing to stand on the same field the Seahawks stand on and feel the energy all around you, I can’t even imagine how they feel! The sound quality is spot on as well; crystal clear quality. Many beer gardens, merch stands, easy to find alcohol enforcement (they are EVERYWHERE). Love seeing shows here; in fact seeing One Direction (don’t judge me) & Taylor Swift there later this year!
Seahawks games. I can let those speak for themselves. The atmosphere is amazing. The only thing I wish was better during games is that they had better audio when it comes to explaining what is going on. At the last game I attended, a player went down and I was on the 300 level so couldn’t tell who; there was no video on the screens of it, or anything saying what was happening. Note to self, bring a small radio so I can listen to Steve Raible next time! Anyways. Expect expensive parking ($ 40-​$ 80), long lines for EVERYTHING — especially the bathrooms, and to not have a voice left after leaving. Be aware of undercover cops as fans of the opposing team. Don’t expect to sit down, everyone basically stands the whole game. Also, it gets cold up top with the wind, and there is a lot of uncovered area, so make sure to bundle up. GO HAWKS!
Sounders matches are a blast too! Sit with the ECS for a fantastic experience!
Anyways. Like I said, I love this place. I suggest checking out at least one event here!