Seattle.
Lumen Field
Opened 2002 on the site of the former Kingdome. Home of the Seattle Seahawks (NFL) and Seattle Sounders FC (MLS). LEED-certified, with an open north end that frames sightlines to downtown Seattle and -- on clear days -- Mount Rainier. Temporarily renamed Seattle Stadium during the 2026 World Cup per FIFA commercial naming policy.
- Airport
- 43MIN
- Downtown
- 12MIN
- Capacity
- 69K
- Matches
- 6
Last mile to the gate
Walk
9-min walk from Stadium Station
Exit Stadium Station and head north on 1st Ave S. The stadium is clearly visible — follow the crowd on match days.
Bike
Bike racks at NW corner of Lumen Field
Non-motorized racks at the NW corner of Lumen Field and south of the Lumen Field Parking Garage, under the bridge by T-Mobile Park.
Rideshare
Drop-off: King St & Occidental (N) or Royal Brougham & Occidental (S)
Tell your driver to use King St & Occidental for north-side gate access (gates 1-9). Royal Brougham serves the south side.
Shuttle
Sounder Train to King Street Station
Sounder commuter rail from Everett and Lakewood terminates at King Street Station, one block from the stadium. Special event service on match days.
Downtown to stadium
Link Light Rail
1 Line or 2 Line: Westlake → Stadium Station
Link Light Rail
1 Line or 2 Line: Westlake → Stadium Station
- 01 Rail Board 1 Line or 2 Line southbound from Westlake Station 12 min
- 02 Walk Exit at Stadium Station, walk north on 1st Ave S to Lumen Field 9 min
Airport to stadium
Link Light Rail
1 Line: SeaTac/Airport → Stadium Station
Link Light Rail
1 Line: SeaTac/Airport → Stadium Station
- 01 Walk Follow signs to Link Light Rail from baggage claim — station is on level 4 of the airport parking garage 5 min
- 02 Rail Board 1 Line northbound at SeaTac/Airport Station toward Lynnwood/Northgate 43 min
- 03 Walk Exit at Stadium Station, walk north on 1st Ave S to Lumen Field 9 min
Intercity connections
Fixtures at Lumen Field
Weather during the tournament
Highs 64-80°F · Lows 49-62°F
- Humidity
- Low to moderate (65-73%)
- Rainfall
- Moderate in June (~9 rain days); July is very dry (~0.67 inches total)
Bring layers -- Seattle mornings are cool even in July. Pack a light waterproof jacket for June matches. Evening games can cool to the low 60s. Sunscreen needed for arrival queues; June sun can be deceptively strong.