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Seattle Seahawks

  • Writer: Admin
    Admin
  • Jun 4, 2020
  • 2 min read

Updated: Oct 4, 2021



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Getting to the Event

Where to Sit - INCOMPLETE

Visiting fans should sit in sections 108-110 directly behind the visitor's sideline with rows V-Z2 having the best views of the field and avoiding player obstructions to take advantage of the midfield views. Visiting fans can also be close to their team in sections 114-118 above the visiting tunnel where many opposing fans sit and have a chance to interact with their team pregame. Seahawks fans or neutral fans looking for the best atmosphere should sit in the Hawk's Nest area behind the end zone in sections 146-150 rows K and up where the most loud, passionate fans sit every game. These are bleacher seating so they are meant for the environment as opposed to comfort and visiting fans should absolutely avoid the area. The club level has the best views in the stadium but is incredibly pricey. If wanting the best experience, sections 207-210 have the best views and club level amenities and food, and rows J-Z offer the best field views, while the whole section is under cover which is valuable with the constant threat of rain. Section 102 is perfect for families Fans looking for a cheaper seat should sit in section 309 or the surrounding sections, which has a great view of midfield without the price tag, and is a good location for out-of-town fans as directly behind it there are quality food stands with local Seattle cuisine. If sitting in the upper deck, tickets get cheaper with higher rows, and another unique option is sections 321-323 behind the end zone which have only 7 rows each making it a more laid-back and easy experience and tickets are some of the cheapest in the stadium.


 
 
 

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