Lumen Field seating chart, section by section
Lumen Field holds about 68,740 for football, in three seating levels stacked tightly enough that the 300 level is closer to the field than the upper deck at most NFL stadiums. That matters for ticket shopping: the upper level here is a legitimately good place to watch a game, and it is where the value is.
How the sections are numbered
Sections run clockwise. Home sideline seats sit in the low 100s and 300s on the west side; the visiting sideline is opposite in the 130s and 330s. End zones are the 110s and 120s (south) and 140s (north). The same pattern repeats on the 200 and 300 levels, so a 3xx section number tells you the same location as the 1xx section below it.
| Level | Center (sideline) | End zone | Corner |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 (lower bowl) | 106 to 112, 133 to 138 | 118 to 126, 144 to 150 | 104, 105, 113, 114, 130, 131, 139, 140 |
| 200 (club) | Wells Fargo Club 205 to 213 and 231 to 239 | Delta Sky360 Club (both ends) | |
| 300 (upper) | 304 to 312, 332 to 340 | 300 to 303, 313 to 320 | 325 to 330, 340 to 344 |
Level by level
100 level. The lower bowl. Sideline center sections between the 20s are the most expensive seats in the stadium outside the clubs, and for a rivalry game they price accordingly. Rows are steep enough that even the upper rows in the 100s see over the players on the sideline. End zones in the 100s are a different product: lower rows are close and loud but you lose the far end of the field; higher rows are the compromise.
Hawks Nest. The bleachers at the north end, sections 146, 147, 149 and 150 at the base of the tower. Rows A through J have standard seats with backs; K through UU are bleacher benches. The Nest is the loudest place in the building and the tickets usually run below equivalent lower-bowl end-zone seats because of the bench seating. Bring a cushion in December.
200 level. The club level, sold as Wells Fargo Club seats along the sidelines (205 to 213 and 231 to 239) and the Delta Sky360 Club. Club tickets include access to indoor lounges with their own concessions, wider padded seats, and shelter from the weather. On the resale market they are often only modestly above lower-bowl sideline prices, which makes them the best upgrade in the stadium if you can find them within your budget.
300 level. The upper deck, and the section most first-time buyers underrate. Because the stadium was built with the upper bowl cantilevered over the lower, the 300-level sideline sections (304 to 312 and 332 to 340) have a full-field view at a fraction of the price of the 100s. The 300-level end zones and corners are the cheapest seats in the building. Sections 320 and 324 hold the Toyota Fan Deck at the south end.
Which seats are covered
The roof covers roughly 70 percent of seats: essentially the sideline sections on all three levels, plus the upper rows of the end zones. Open to the sky are the lower rows of the end-zone sections, the Hawks Nest bleachers, and most corner sections in the lower bowl. Seattle rain is more of a drizzle than a downpour, but a December game in an uncovered seat is a different experience from a covered one. If the forecast is wet and you are choosing between an uncovered 100-level end zone and a covered 300-level sideline at the same price, take the 300.
Best value by budget
- Under $100 (most games): 300-level corners and end zones. You will see the whole field; you will not see faces.
- $100 to $175: 300-level sideline between the 20s. This is where we would sit for most regular-season games.
- $175 to $300: Lower-bowl end zone upper rows, or the Hawks Nest if you want noise more than comfort.
- $300 and up: 100-level sideline, or watch for club seats at the same price on resale and take those instead.
Rivalry games (49ers, Rams, Cardinals) and national-TV dates push every band up. Our game pages track that per opponent.
Where to buy
Season tickets and the official single-game release run through the team and Ticketmaster. For everything else, the resale marketplaces show the same inventory with different fees: TickPick shows all-in prices with no checkout fee, Vivid Seats and StubHub add fees at checkout but often have more listings. Compare all three for the section you want; the cheapest listing moves between them.
Questions
Are Lumen Field seats covered?
The roof covers about 70 percent of seats, mainly the sideline sections on all three levels. End-zone and corner sections in the lower bowl and the Hawks Nest bleachers are open to the sky.
What are the cheapest seats at Lumen Field?
The 300-level end zones and corners, sections 300 to 303, 313 to 320, and the corners near 325 and 344. For most games they are the cheapest tickets on the resale market.
What is the Hawks Nest?
The bleacher seating at the north end, sections 146, 147, 149 and 150. Rows A to J have seat backs; rows K and above are bleachers. It is loud, close, and usually priced below equivalent lower-bowl seats.