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Visiting the Hawk's Nest - Seahawks vs. Raiders
ClannMorgan
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The last preseason game is Thursday, August 29th at 7pm. Plenty of tickets still available, especially in the 'Hawk's Nest'. Anyone interested in going as a group?
Forgot to mention the tickets start at like $50...and they go up...but I will be in the cheap seats
and there is a promo for no fees through ticketmaster until the end of this week - SEA19 for access to tickets with no fees
Forgot to mention the tickets start at like $50...and they go up...but I will be in the cheap seats
and there is a promo for no fees through ticketmaster until the end of this week - SEA19 for access to tickets with no fees
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There is a Stadium stop on the Lightrail.
I plan on taking a Uber/Lyft, as I'm not familiar at all with the public transportation system their.
I'll be getting my tickets either today or tomorrow so if anyone wants to join us...and sit in the same section lets try to coordinate.
FYI, you literally cannot miss it on the light rail, and it's going to be about 10% of the price of a Lyft at game time.
Get on downtown/at Westlake (closest stop to convention center) and aim South/towards airport/Angle Lake. (There are also route maps all over, but there's only one route, so it's not too bad.)
Get off at EITHER:
- Stadium station, which is closest to the baseball stadium OR
- The stop right before it (International District/Chinatown Station), which is closest to CenturyLink.
Either stop will have roughly a bazillion people headed stadiumward, and the latter is literally across the street/train tracks from the CLink parking lot.
This. So much this. Get off at Chinatown, as mentioned it’s the closer stop to CenturyLink Field (the Stadium station is better for Safeco/T-Mobile Park). But do *not* try to get there in a car (Uber/Lyft). It will take longer, and you will wind up walking farther.
And it will only be *worse* on the way back.
The light rail is super easy, depending where you are just walk to University Street or Westlake station. Take it toward Airport/Angle Lake. Get off at Chinatown 2-3 stops later. That’s all there is to it. Not sure if it’s changed, but at one point the light rail was also free with a ticket to a game.
I can verify that at the last M's game I went to (month or so ago), I ran into a couple people with that exact package. I don't know how that works though, or how to buy it, but can confirm it still exists.