Welcome to Lumen Field, Seattle’s premier multi‑purpose stadium and event center. Located at 800 Occidental Ave S, this iconic venue hosts NFL games, MLS matches, concerts, and major events. We provide straightforward, no‑fuss ticket options and practical venue details to help you plan your visit.

From field‑level action to premium seating in the Delta Sky360 Club, Lumen Field pairs a distinctive football atmosphere with modern comforts. The adjacent Event Center and WAMU Theater expand the day‑out possibilities in downtown Seattle. Read on for seating information, parking, transit, and nearby hotels and restaurants to make the most of your trip.

Note: Lumen Field opened as Seahawks Stadium in 2002 and has carried several names over the years, now serving as a unified hub for sports and events. Plan ahead for parking and transit, and secure your seats with us for a smooth, dependable experience. If you’re visiting from out of town, consider nearby hotels like Silver Cloud Hotel Seattle – Stadium and Embassy Suites Seattle Downtown – Pioneer Square to stay within easy reach of the venue. For a complete list of events and tickets, check our listings and we’ll guide you to the best available options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134
Venue type: Multi‑purpose stadium (NFL, MLS, NWSL, XFL) with Event Center and WAMU Theater on the same complex
Capacity: 68,000 fixed seats (NFL); expandable to 72,000 for select events; MLS capacity ~37,722
Seating chart: detailed field, main, and premium levels shown in the Stadium Directory (Field Level, Main Level, Delta Sky360 Club, etc.)
Parking: On‑site Lumen Field Parking Garage and North Lot; 3,100 spaces in the garage; 7,500 in surrounding lots (plus additional downtown lots); overnight/RV parking not allowed
Transit: Two Link Light Rail stations nearby (Stadium, International District/Chinatown); King County Metro buses; Sounder/King Street Station nearby
Nearby hotels: Silver Cloud Hotel Seattle – Stadium (1046 1st Ave S); Embassy Suites Seattle Downtown – Pioneer Square (255 S King St)
Notable events hosted: Seahawks NFL games, Sounders MLS matches, NWSL Reign events, Monster Jam, stadium concerts; host venue for FIFA World Cup 2026 matches
Renamed/history: Opened as Seahawks Stadium (2002); Qwest Field (2004); CenturyLink Field (2011); Lumen Field (2020)