Qwest Field is configured in a horse shoe shape, with three tiers of 68,000 seats. Not many teams in the league can boast such an electric atmosphere. Follow the Seattle Seahawks all season with great seats at Qwest Field!
The facility is located at the corner of S. King Street and Occidental Avenue bordering Pioneer Square, and the Chinatown/International District, south of downtown Seattle. The Seahawks opened their facility on September 15, 2002.
A 13-story tower with a scoreboard at the top and 3,000 bleacher seats, known as the "Hawk Nestö, is located on the north side. Luxury suites are situated on the field directly behind the north end zone to provide an in-your-face experience. The stadium has a total of 82 luxury suites and over 7,000 club seats.
Originally named Seahawks Stadium when it opened in 2002, Qwest Communications International Inc. purchased the naming rights to the stadium in 2004, giving the stadium its name, Qwest Field.
This stadium features an overhanging roof with rainbow tri-chord trusses that rise 260 feet above the field. 70 percent of the seats are protected under the roof. The stadium's exterior is made up of red brick, brick-accented colored concrete, tan pre-cast concrete and white painted steel roof supports.
5,000 additional seats are available for special events, and 1400 seats for fans with disabilities. In addition, the stadium provides sideline seating within 52 feet from the gridiron, while the seating in the end zone is only 40 feet from the field.
Set just south of historic Pioneer Square, against the backdrop of snow-capped mountains and glistening Puget Sound, Qwest Field can accommodate many levels of soccer competition and can accommodate outdoor music concerts.
Parking includes over 3,000 onsite slots. There are over 8,400 spaces in lots that are close to the stadium grounds with over 14,000 spots located in downtown.
Qwest Field is a beautiful facility. Take a trip today to Seattle and visit Qwest Field with your purchase of exclusive tickets!
