Lumen Field Seating Guide
Seattle Seahawks · Seattle, WA
- Cheapest section
- $50+
- Sections
- 8
- Capacity
- 69,000
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible entry
Four ADA-compliant corner ramps provide access to Lumen Field's upper levels, and wheelchair escort service is available from the gate to the seat.
Applies to: Lumen Field events
- An accessible passenger drop-off zone is at South Charles Street and Occidental Avenue; ask Event Staff at entry for an escort.
- Accessible seating
Approximately 700 wheelchair-convertible seats are distributed across Lumen Field's seating areas and price levels.
Applies to: Seattle Seahawks games
- Accessible seating is sold for both season and single-game use; contact the Seahawks Ticket Office for assistance before purchasing.
- Assistive listening
Assisted listening devices for the live radio or stadium public-address feed are available first-come at Guest Services in Olympic Hall near Section 130.
Applies to: Seattle Seahawks games
- Bring wired headphones because the devices require them and supplies are limited.
- Sensory services
Ben's Sensory Room is at the southwest Guest Services location in Olympic Hall and opens for full-stadium events.
Applies to: Lumen Field full-stadium events
- KultureCity sensory kits with noise-canceling headphones and sensory tools can be checked out at the same location.
Lumen Field's levels, bottom to top, are Field Level, Main Level, the Delta Sky360° Club, the Suite Level and the Summit Level — which is what the upper deck is now called. The stadium's partial roof covers most seats but not the field, and the Hawks Nest at the north end is the section the noise is named for. Premium here is unusually layered: the Sky360 Club carries VIP entry lanes at gates 1, 3 and 5 and opens three hours before kickoff, and three lofts on the Suite Level are open to its members.
Tips & Fan Reports
300 section, aim for midfield and try not to be too far up. The Charter seats just under the awning on the Seahawks side near the 50 are my favorite. Not too far, not too close.
There really is no bad seat in Lumen. I have sat all over and the sight lines are great everywhere. I am not a fan of end zone though since you end up watching the jumbotron for plays on the other side.
The upper deck is called the Summit Level now — older listings and maps say Upper Level and mean the same seats.
Delta Sky360° Club tickets get in three hours before kickoff through VIP lanes at gates 1, 3 and 5, and open the three Suite Level lofts.
The Cityside Bars under the Hawks Nest are a covered standing space with 83 feet of drink rail facing the field and an outdoor fireplace.
Lumen Field's roof covers most seats but not the field, which is why it is loud and why you can still get wet in the front rows.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Delta Sky360 Club
$450 - $1,000+The club ring between the Main and Suite levels, raised over the sideline with the full field in frame.
Pros
- Early access three hours before kickoff, through VIP entry lanes at gates 1, 3 and 5
- Full-service bars and elevated food rather than concourse concessions
- Access to three Suite Level lofts — the Whiskey Loft in the NE corner, the Copper Cap Loft in the SE, and a third in the NW
Cons
- The most expensive regular ticket at Lumen Field
- The access and the lofts are much of the value; the sightline alone does not justify the gap
The 1976 Club (T-Mobile Endzone)
$500 - $1,200+Inside the T-Mobile Endzone on the Delta Sky360° Club level, looking up the length of the field.
Pros
- All-inclusive, in semi-private box-style seating for four or six
- A reserved dining table for your group comes with the seats
Cons
- End zone rather than sideline
- Sold in fixed party sizes, so it does not suit odd numbers
Toyota Reserve Club
$600 - $1,400+Most expensive tier
A small premium block chosen for sightline, with televisions and full service behind it.
Pros
- Limited to 90 members, so it never feels crowded
- All-inclusive food and beverage, and sight lines selected rather than inherited
Cons
- Ninety memberships in the whole stadium — availability is the binding constraint
Lower Sideline (100-Level)
$225 - $450The Field Level along the sidelines, close to the play and level with the benches.
Pros
- The closest ordinary seats to the field
- The Cityside Bars beneath the Hawks Nest are a covered open-air space with 83 feet of drink railing facing the field and an outdoor gas fireplace
Cons
- Low enough that the far sideline is hard to read
200-Level Club
$150 - $300The Main Level, raised over the field with the whole line of scrimmage visible.
Pros
- The best balance of height and price at Lumen Field
- Under the roof overhang for most of its width
Cons
- A deck removed from the field-level noise
- Club access here is narrower than the Sky360 level above
End Zone (100-Level)
$90 - $200Field level behind the end zones, looking straight up the field.
Pros
- Lower-level proximity at well under sideline money
- The best view in the stadium of a goal-line stand
Cons
- End-on, so route depth is hard to judge
- Half the game happens at the far end
Hawks Nest
$55 - $120The north end section the crowd noise is named after, looking the length of the field.
Pros
- The loudest part of the loudest stadium in the NFL
- The Cityside Bars sit directly beneath it, with two 40-foot bars and lower-level field views
Cons
- End zone, and set well back
- The atmosphere is the point — it is not a seat for watching quietly
Summit Level (Upper Deck)
$50 - $130Cheapest tier
The top ring, high above the field, with Puget Sound and the Seattle skyline beyond the open side.
Pros
- The cheapest reserved seats in the building
- Mostly under the roof, which in Seattle matters more than the height costs you
Cons
- Steep, and far from the field
- The roof covers the seats, not the field, so wind still reaches you
Seattle Seahawks Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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How We Checked This Page
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- Seating
Seahawks premium seating and seating chart pages, plus Lumen Field's navigating, premium seating and Fanovation pages on lumenfield.com
- Ticket prices
Secondary market medians (SeatGeek/StubHub 2025-26)
- Venue policies
Current Lumen Field stadium and accessibility guides plus Seattle Seahawks ticketing and gameday policies reviewed for all structured venue-policy topics.