CenturyLink Field Event Center

Get with the program guys… The music at the Sounders games (minus The Band of course) is horrible! Put on music people want to hear… what is with the head banging music?!

CenturyLink is wonderful for conventions. Watch out for the extreme food prices.
Coffee is $ 7.25, water $ 5 and burgers are $ 15.00.

I Been coming here every since I was baby going to the international car show of Seattle, even came for wrestle mania axxess in 2003 when wrestle mania was at safeco field. The event center it’s the perfect place to hold an event like this every year. It’s very spacious with multiple halls and floors, it’s a great place to bring families.

I’ve only come here for the Rock n’ Roll Marathon expo. It’s easy to get to from either the International District/​Chinatown or Stadium Link light rail stations. The place is clean and spacious. The restrooms are also pretty clean and spacious. There are also plenty of food options just outside within the surrounding areas.

The CenturyLink Field Event Center is a great place to have some fun before kickoff at the Seahawks games. Located at the south-​end of the CenturyLink Field, the entrance is located at the south-​west end, and it is easy to find. The line to get in does get long, because anyone can get in to the event center for the festivities (you do not need a Seahawks game ticket to get in). Some people even come here to watch the Seahawks games, because it is free, and there are 2 huge projectors with a lot of seats.
I like coming here prior to kick-​off, because it is exciting and there are lots of freebies. Free Seahawks gear, bags, wigs, towels, and snacks. The free stuff is provided by the big sponsors like American Family Insurance, Bud Light, Toyota, and WA Lotto.
It’s fun to roam around and experience the Seahawks noise. The bathrooms and concessions are less crowed than the actual stadium. And probably less dirty. Great place to be, before games! Go Hawks!

It’s a convention/​event center. It has that“Have I been here before?” feel because it looks like every other concrete event hall I’ve been to. Parking connected to it. It’s a rip off and apparently it’s packed if there is any type of game or event. There are concessions here serving stadium food and the bathrooms are big and nasty. I hear it is a great venue for concerts.
I came here as vendor for several events. The management was ok, but despite all those walkie talkies, they don’t all seem to be on the same page with parking, wristbands, guest passes, electricity, etc… sort of a sh*t show. But that is what I expect from this monolith of the mid-​20^th century. I’ll be back again for sure thanks to my job only this time I’m better prepared for the awful parking and service.

what?! sorry i cant hear anything!!! the hawks are playing!

Ok, so what can you say about a convention center? I mean, they always over price their food, but who can blame them when they’re just trying to keep their business running? Also, it can be freezing before events start, but if you can imagine what it’s like with hundreds of bodies milling about, you’ll be glad for the circulation of air. The one thing that impressed me the most is that they actually hired people to open the door for you. How nice is that? Anyway, convention centers can always do better, but this one isn’t half bad!

It’s a convention center. Clean and spacious. It’s fine if there isn’t a game, but if there’s a game there’s no parking. Went there for the dog show and unless you had sounder tickets you had to park blocks away and walk in the rain. Felt bad for the show folks who I saw rolling carts of stuff and trying to walk their dog for a. couple of blocks!