Seattle Seahawks Suites

Lumen Field, 800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA

The Seahawks surprised many in 2024 by returning to the playoffs with a rejuvenated roster. Quarterback Geno Smith continued his late-career renaissance, efficiently managing Seattle’s balanced offense, while rookie wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba emerged as a playmaker alongside DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett. Pete Carroll’s defense, featuring new addition Devon Witherspoon at cornerback, improved as the year went on and made key stops in crucial games. Seattle secured a wild-card spot, though they were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs. Building on that success, the Seahawks’ 2025 offseason was about keeping momentum: they re-signed Geno Smith to another short-term deal, ensuring stability at QB, and they brought back iconic linebacker Bobby Wagner for one more year of leadership. In the draft, Seattle targeted the trenches, picking up a powerful defensive tackle to bolster their run defense. With a strong mix of savvy veterans and talented youngsters, the Seahawks look set to challenge the 49ers in the NFC West once again.

Lumen Field has always been known for its raucous atmosphere (thanks to the 12th Man), but the stadium is also investing in fan experience upgrades to complement the noise. In time for the 2024 season, the south end zone’s club lounge was completely overhauled and converted into the T-Mobile ‘85 Zone (named after 1985, the team’s inaugural season), featuring new decor and expanded seating areas. Additionally, a brand new premium seating concept called The 1976 Club was introduced: this exclusive section features 14 open-air loge boxes with heated seats, all-inclusive food and drinks, and reserved dining tables – giving members a semi-private suite-like experience right in the lower bowl. The Seahawks also recently unveiled the EQC Tunnel Club, an ultra-exclusive field-level club where members can watch the team enter and exit the locker room and enjoy complimentary upscale cuisine and cocktails. Even general admission fans benefit from enhancements like the new Cityside Bars under the famous “Hawks Nest” – two expansive open-air bars with views of the field, fireplaces, and local Seattle craft beers on tap. All of these improvements ensure that while the Seahawks continue to bring the excitement on the field, Lumen Field provides top-notch comfort and amenities off the field, making the in-person experience hard to beat.

It's a new era in Seattle, as defensive wizard Mike Macdonald was hired as head coach to replace the legendary Pete Carroll. While the Seahawks have had strong offenses led by Russell Wilson in recent years, the Seahawks' calling card during their glory years was a suffocating defense. Now, Seattle hopes that Macdonald can bring what he had in Baltimore to the Pacific Northwest. On offense, it's familiar faces leading the way, including quarterback Geno Smith, who is joined by new backup Sam Howell. Running backs Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet are back, along with top receivers D.K. Metcalf, Tyler Lockett, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and tight end Noah Fant.

One of the best game-day experiences in the NFL will be getting even better at Lumen Field, as the stadium will have a new audio system and scoreboards for the 2024 season. There are six different-sized suites to accommodate any group to see a Seahawks game in style. Red Zone Suites put you right behind the end zone, while Luxury 12 and Touchdown Suites hold 12 people each and are on the club level. These include a hosted bar and all-inclusive food, a private restroom, gas fireplace, and four parking passes.

Seattle has made the postseason in four of the last five seasons. There's no reason that impressive stretch should change in 2023. Quarterback Geno Smith had a career year last season, throwing 30 touchdowns. The Seahawks drafted receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba to create an impressive pass catching core. Smith-Njigba joins DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett, both of whom compiled 1,000-yard seasons in 2022. And at running back, Seattle has two young studs in Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet. The Seahawks explosive offense makes them a contender in the NFC West.

Lumen Field has plenty to offer for fans. The new Tunnel Club includes pregame and halftime access, VIP entry, guest appearances, and other amenities. Seattle's biggest Club area, the Delta Sky360 Club, provides early entry, premium food and beverage choices, access to the NFL Membership Club, lounges, and more. The Club is also open to Suite Owners and their guests. The Seahawks have different types of Suites, including Club Terrace Suites, Premium Suites, Luxury 12s Suites, and Red Zone Suites. Covered seating, private space, retractable glass doors, food and beverage credits, parking passes, and more are all available for 12 to 36 guests.