The Seahawks have had three home stadiums since their expansion season in 1976, all in Seattle: the Kingdome, Husky Stadium at the University of Washington for two seasons while their new stadium was built, and Lumen Field, which opened on the Kingdome’s site in 2002.
Here is every home in order, with the years the Seahawks played there, what made each one matter and what stands on the site today. Each stadium with a ThrillZing guide links to it.
Every Seahawks Stadium, 1976 to Today
- Seattle
1976–1999King County's domed stadium, home from the expansion season on and shared with the Mariners. Roof repairs sent three 1994 home games to Husky Stadium. The last NFL game was a January 2000 playoff loss to Miami.
Today: Imploded in 2000; Lumen Field now stands on the site
Stadium history →
2000–2001The University of Washington's stadium was a two-season stopgap while the new stadium went up on the Kingdome site. Owner Paul Allen paid for FieldTurf here in 2000, the first of its kind in the NFL.
Today: Still home of Washington Huskies football
Stadium history →- 2002–presentCurrent home
Opened in 2002 as Seahawks Stadium, later Qwest Field and CenturyLink Field. Shared with the Sounders. Its crowds twice set Guinness records for loudest outdoor roar, and the Seahawks won Super Bowls XLVIII and LX while based here.
Visiting guide →
Seahawks Stadium FAQ
Where did the Seahawks play before Lumen Field?
At Husky Stadium on the University of Washington campus in 2000 and 2001. From 1976 through 1999 their home was the Kingdome, which was imploded in March 2000 to make room for the new stadium.
How many stadiums have the Seahawks had?
Three: the Kingdome, Husky Stadium and Lumen Field. The 2000–2001 seasons were not the team’s first time at Husky Stadium: repairs to the Kingdome’s roof moved two preseason and three regular-season home games there in 1994.
Is the Kingdome still standing?
No. The Kingdome closed in January 2000 and was imploded on March 26, 2000. Lumen Field was built on the same site and opened in 2002.
What was Lumen Field called before?
It opened in 2002 as Seahawks Stadium, became Qwest Field in 2004 and CenturyLink Field in 2011, and took the Lumen Field name in 2020. It is the same stadium throughout.
Where do the Seahawks play now?
At Lumen Field in Seattle’s SoDo neighborhood, which seats 68,740 for NFL games. The Seahawks share it with Seattle Sounders FC and Seattle Reign FC.