Lumen Field

Lumen Field, located in Seattle, Washington, is a modern multi-purpose stadium that hosts sporting events, concerts, and exhibitions. It is the home of the NFL's Seattle Seahawks and the Major League Soccer's Seattle Sounders. The stadium's history dates back to its opening on July 28, 2002. Originally known as Seahawks Stadium, it has undergone several name changes due to corporate rebrandings and has been known as Lumen Field since 2020. The stadium can accommodate up to 68,740 spectators for NFL games and up to 37,722 spectators for most MLS matches, with the ability to expand capacity for special events. The stadium's unique U-shape with an open north end provides views of downtown Seattle. The northern portion of the structure features a 13-story tower with a vertical scoreboard, the first of its kind in an NFL stadium. VIP boxes in the "red zone" are available to visitors, setting a standard for other stadiums. The event schedule and schedule are available on our website. Tickets can be purchased through our official sales channels.