A single patty will run you $9 and the double patty is $11.

Great State Burger offers a single or double patty burger with cheese, tomato, lettuce, pickles, and its signature state sauce. Both offer the Seattle Dog, this hot dog appeared to have a mountain of cheese and onions on it. Two more concession stands are local as well, those two are Seattle Dogs and Great State Burger. The local chefs bring their flair from their local restaurants to the game day experience at the stadium and being that it is Seattle, a lot of the local options include fish. These two areas, located on the main concourse, offering rotating local chefs at each game.

Two new things that caught my eye at CenturyLink Field were the Stadium Street Market and the Night Market. FGH manages and operates all general concession stands and premium dining at Seahawks games. introduced First and Goal Hospitality (FGH) as part of the effort to continually enhance the game day experience at CenturyLink Field, CenturyLink Field Event Center, and the WaMu Theater. Food & Beverage 5ĬenturyLink Field has upped its game over the past few years in the Food and Beverage aspect of the stadium. Hold on, because CenturyLink Field is one wild ride. Being a part of the 12s (that’s what the fans are aptly named) is an experience in itself. It is accessible by multiple freeways and various forms of mass transit just 1.6 miles from downtown–with stunning views of the skyline from various sports inside the building.įor Seahawks games, this is easily one of the best fan experiences in the NFL today. The complex also houses the Event Center with Washington Music Theater, a parking garage, and a public plaza. The crowd is extremely boisterous during games with a Guinness World Record for the loudest outdoor roar that was measured at 137.6 decibels in 2014. This 68,740 seat stadium has been the home to the Seahawks since 2004. Nestled into Seattle’s SODO District s CenturyLink Field, home of the Seattle Seahawks. We are excited to build upon that legacy and experience amazing things at Lumen Field for years to come.”Īs of this writing, the change needs to be approved by Washington State Public Stadium Authority, the Washington State public corporation owner of the stadium, but that approval is expected.CenturyLink Field was renamed Lumen Field in November 2020 after Lumen Technologies. “For nearly two decades, the stadium has made its mark as a premier Seattle venue, and a place for the community to experience thrilling victories, establish sacred traditions, and witness unforgettable moments together. “Through a shared vision and commitment to serving the Seattle community, we are proud to enter a new era of world-class sports and entertainment with Lumen Field,” said Chuck Arnold, President, Seattle Seahawks and First & Goal Inc. Stadium signage replacement is currently in the early stages, with a goal for all new internal and external branding to be completed in the coming months and before the start of the 2021 Seahawks season. The rebrand to Lumen Field is covered under the existing naming-rights agreement and includes the stadium’s multi-purpose event center, which will now be known as the Lumen Field Event Center. In 2017, a new agreement extended the naming rights through the 2033 season. It was renamed CenturyLink Field in 2011 following CenturyLink’s acquisition of Qwest Communications. Originally known as Seahawks Stadium when it opened in 2002, the current naming rights agreement began in 2004 as the stadium was named Qwest Field. Besides serving as home of the Seahawks, the facility also hosts MLS’s Seattle Sounders. The name change comes hours before the Seahawks are set to host the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday Night Football. By Football Stadium Digest Editors on Novemin NFL, Seattle SeahawksĪnother corporate naming-rights-deal change: CenturyLink Field, home to the Seattle Seahawks (NFL), is now Lumen Field, reflecting a name change adopted in September for the new Lumen Technologies.

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