SEATTLE — Seahawks Football Fest is returning to Lumen Field this weekend.
The annual event, presented by KING 5, will feature a day full of football starting Saturday afternoon.
Here's everything you need to know about attending Seahawks Football Fest this year.
When and where is Seahawks Football Fest?
Seahawks Football Fest will be at Lumen Field. The team's other training camp practices have been at Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton.
The gates at Lumen Field will open at noon, followed by practice at 1 p.m. Saturday. According to the team, there will be an autographed football toss at about 3 p.m.
How do I attend Seahawks Football Fest?
The Seahawks said a ticket is required to attend Football Fest. You can buy tickets to the event here. Prices are ranging from $12-18 as of Wednesday.
Fans can purchase up to eight tickets for the Seahawks Football Fest.
Checking into Seahawks Football Fest
All tickets to the event will be mobile and will be digitally delivered to your account. The Seahawks mobile app will be the best place to access your tickets, the team said.
When you arrive, fans will enter through Gate 3. The Seahawks said levels 5 and 6 of the Lumen Field Garage will be open for entry for guests in the club and suite level.
The gates will open one hour before the start of practice.
Seahawks Football Fest activities
Here are several activities scheduled for Saturday in addition to Seahawks practice:
- Meet and greet opportunities with Seahawks legends
- Autographed football toss
- Drink specials at the Cityside Bar Zone, located under the Hawks Nest
- Live music, inflatables and photo opportunities at Muckleshoot Heritage Plaza
- Gaming zone, face painters, Lumen Lens photo op, live DJ
- Special appearances by the Seahawks Dancers, Blitz and Boom
Food
- Value hot dog: $5 in sections 149, 109, 124, 135, 213, 230
- Value soda (12oz): $3 in sections 107, 109, P111, JWO123, P133, 135, P204, P240
- Side of fries: $5 in sections 149, 111, 118, 133, 122, 126, 213, 230
- Value popcorn box: $3 in sections P111, P133, P204, P240
- Value beer (12oz): $5 Domestic and $6 Premium in all open locations
- Ballard Pizza: $8 in sections 210, 234
- Specialty batch cocktail: $9 in the Cityside bars
- Dippin Dots: $6 in all observed locations
- Water: $4 in all locations
Can I be near the players and get autographs?
The Seahawks said fans must sit in their reserved seats during practice, but they can walk down to the railing after practice. Autographs and photos from players are not guaranteed.
Cell phone policy
To protect the team, cameras and cell phones are not allowed during practice. The Seahawks said fans can visit the concourse to make a call.
Cameras and cell phones will be allowed before and after practice concludes.
Parking
Parking will be available in the North Lot and Lumen Field Garage on a first-come, first-served basis for $20 per vehicle.
More Seahawks training camp schedule
- Aug. 1: Season Ticket Holders Day (1 p.m. start)
- Aug. 2: College & Alumni Day (1 p.m. start)
- Aug. 3: Football Fest at Lumen Field (1 p.m. start)
- Aug. 5: Kids Day (9:45 a.m. start)
- Aug. 7: Mascot Mayhem (1 p.m. start)
- Aug. 8: Throwbacks (1 p.m. start)
Transfer and refund policy
Fans can transfer tickets directly to other members of their party using Seahawks Account Manager. You can find instructions on transferring tickets here.
Tickets to Football Fest are nonrefundable and will only be issued if practice is canceled.
The Seahawks said fans cannot resell their tickets to Football Fest. It could result in the loss of training camp privileges.
Home Team Summer
KING 5 will be hosting a food drive at Seahawks Football Fest at Lumen Field. To support those affected by childhood hunger, join KING 5, Northwest Harvest, Safeway and the Seahawks to donate non-perishable food items. Donations will be collected outside all open gates at Football Fest.
Click here to donate online through Northwest Harvest between now and the end of the summer.
KING 5 and Northwest Harvest are teaming up with Safeway and the Seahawks for Home Team Summer, which aims to raise awareness and support for school-aged kids experiencing food insecurity during the summer.