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Lumen Field

Lumen Field is a stadium in Seattle, United States that opened in 2002. Its recorded capacity is 68,740.

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Lumen Field
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Key facts

Lumen Field is a stadium in Seattle, United States that opened in 2002. Its recorded capacity is 68,740. It is owned by Washington State Public Stadium Authority and Washington State Public Stadium Authority. It is operated by First & Goal Inc. and Seattle Seahawks. The venue does not currently carry a sponsor name. It has been known by 4 names in total, including Seahawks Stadium, Qwest Field, CenturyLink Field. Current tenants are Seattle Seahawks 2002–present, Seattle Reign FC 2022–present, Seattle Sounders Seattle Sounders A-League / USL First Division USL 1) 2003–2007, Washington Huskies football Washington Huskies 2011–2012, Seattle Sea Dragons Seattle Dragons/Sea Dragons XFL) 2020, 2023, Seattle Sea Dragons, Washington Huskies football, Seattle Sounders, Seattle Reign FC, Seattle Sounders FC, Seattle Seahawks, 2012 Washington Huskies football team.

Location
Seattle, United States
Type
Stadium
Capacity
68,740
Opened
2002
Status
Active
Current owner
Washington State Public Stadium Authority, Washington State Public Stadium Authority
Naming rights
No current sponsor name
Name changes
4
Playing surface
Artificial turf
Location of Lumen Field
Lumen Field

Lumen Field is at latitude 47.595278, longitude -122.331667, in Seattle, United States. The marker is drawn from the recorded coordinates. The building outline appears here once OpenStreetMap footprint geometry is available for this venue.

Data table for this chart
Recorded location of Lumen Field
FieldValue
Latitude47.595278
Longitude-122.331667
CitySeattle
RegionSeattle
CountryUnited States
OpenStreetMap objectNot recorded
Footprint geometryNot yet exported by the pipeline

Technology

Playing surface, roof and equipment recorded for Lumen Field
FeatureRecorded asConfidenceSource
SurfaceArtificial turfWikipedia infoboxSource

See the venue technology guides for how these work.

Naming rights

Naming history of Lumen Field
200220142026Seahawks Stadium (2002 to 2004)Qwest Field (2004 to 2011)CenturyLink Field (2011 to 2020)

Lumen Field has carried 5 recorded names. (2026 FIFA World Cup) (no sponsor) ran Present. Seattle Stadium (no sponsor) ran Present. Seahawks Stadium (no sponsor) ran 2002 to 2004. Qwest Field (no sponsor) ran 2004 to 2011. CenturyLink Field (no sponsor) ran 2011 to 2020. The average tenure of a name here is 6 years.

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Every recorded name of Lumen Field, with sponsor, dates and source
NameSponsorPeriodDeal valueTermConfidenceSource
(2026 FIFA World Cup)NonePresentNot publishedNot publishedWikipedia infoboxSource
Seattle StadiumNonePresentNot publishedNot publishedWikipedia infoboxSource
Seahawks StadiumNone2002 to 2004Not publishedNot publishedWikipedia infoboxSource
Qwest FieldNone2004 to 2011Not publishedNot publishedWikipedia infoboxSource
CenturyLink FieldNone2011 to 2020Not publishedNot publishedWikipedia infoboxSource

Ownership and operation

Owners and operators of Lumen Field, past and present
RoleOrganizationPeriodStatusConfidenceSource
OwnerWashington State Public Stadium Authority2002 to presentCurrentWikidata statementSource
OwnerWashington State Public Stadium AuthorityPresentCurrentWikipedia infoboxSource
OperatorSeattle Seahawks2002 to presentCurrentWikidata statementSource
OperatorFirst & Goal Inc.PresentCurrentWikipedia infoboxSource

Tenants

Tenants of Lumen Field and the competitions they play in
TenantCompetitionsPeriodStatusSource
Seattle Seahawks 2002–presentNational Football League, Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer LeaguePresentCurrentSource
Seattle Reign FC 2022–presentNational Football League, Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer LeaguePresentCurrentSource
Seattle Sounders Seattle Sounders A-League / USL First Division USL 1) 2003–2007National Football League, Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer LeaguePresentCurrentSource
Washington Huskies football Washington Huskies 2011–2012National Football League, Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer LeaguePresentCurrentSource
Seattle Sea Dragons Seattle Dragons/Sea Dragons XFL) 2020, 2023National Football League, Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer LeaguePresentCurrentSource
Seattle Sea DragonsNational Football League, Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer League2002 to presentCurrentSource
Washington Huskies footballNational Football League, Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer League2002 to presentCurrentSource
Seattle SoundersNational Football League, Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer League2002 to presentCurrentSource
Seattle Reign FCNational Women's Soccer League2002 to presentCurrentSource
Seattle Sounders FCMajor League Soccer2002 to presentCurrentSource
Seattle SeahawksNational Football League2002 to presentCurrentSource
2012 Washington Huskies football teamNational Football League, Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer League2002 to presentCurrentSource

Recorded changes

38 changes to this venue have been recorded by the monthly pipeline runs.

Change log for Lumen Field
DateTableFieldFromToMonth
2 October 2026venue_features(created)not set28472026-10
28 September 2026venue_namessource_date2026-09-232026-09-282026-09
28 September 2026venue_namessource_date2026-09-232026-09-282026-09
28 September 2026venue_namessource_date2026-09-232026-09-282026-09
28 September 2026venue_namessource_date2026-09-232026-09-282026-09
28 September 2026venue_namessource_date2026-09-232026-09-282026-09
28 September 2026venue_competitions(created)not set3582026-09
28 September 2026venue_competitions(created)not set2902026-09
28 September 2026venue_competitions(created)not set1472026-09
24 September 2026venue_roles(deleted)31898not set2026-09
24 September 2026org_aliases(deleted)Seattle Sounders FC 2009–presentnot set2026-09
23 September 2026org_aliases(created)not set35862026-09
23 September 2026venue_names(created)not setCenturyLink Field2026-09
23 September 2026venue_names(created)not setQwest Field2026-09
23 September 2026venue_names(created)not setSeahawks Stadium2026-09
23 September 2026venue_names(created)not setSeattle Stadium2026-09
23 September 2026venue_names(created)not set(2026 FIFA World Cup)2026-09
23 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set319012026-09
23 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set319002026-09
23 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set318992026-09
23 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set318982026-09
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23 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set318942026-09
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23 September 2026venue_roles(created)not set293562026-09
23 September 2026venueswikipedia_revidnot set13739984932026-09
23 September 2026venuescapacity67000687402026-09
23 September 2026venueswikipedia_revidnot set13739984932026-09
23 September 2026venueswikipedia_titleLumen_FieldLumen Field2026-09

Sources and licenses

Every ownership, naming and sponsorship row on this page carries the URL it was derived from. The site as a whole is built from these sources:

Row-level sources used for this venue:

Wikipedia article: Lumen Field (revision 1373998493). Wikidata item: Q612736.

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