Late Seahawks owner Paul Allen played a major role in designing the venue to maximize crowd noise on the field while maintaining an open-air structure.

Many fanbases take pride in their abilities to produce an atmosphere that makes it difficult for other teams to play road games.

Want to sit in the lower bowl of Lumen Field — or Seattle Stadium as it will be known — for the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup matches this summer? Get ready to shell out at least $500 per ticket unless you’re part of the supporters’ group for a ...

In 2013, Seahawks fans set a Guinness World Record for crowd noise, registering 137.6 decibels — roughly the volume of a jet engine at takeoff. It wasn’t a gimmick. It wasn’t a stunt. It was simply Seattle being Seattle, doing what it has always done, standing and shouting for the Puget Sound.

Lumen Field will host six games at next summer's men's soccer World Cup. Steph Chambers / Getty Images Tickets to the 2026 World Cup are among the most coveted tickets in sports. Buying them, therefore, is both confusing and costly in any host city.

Every team wants home-field advantage in the playoffs, but Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold says it's particularly important in Seattle.