Seahawks 2014 Pre-season Schedule

The first Preseason home game of 2014 is Thursday August 14th against the Chargers.

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Seahawks Tailgate Party at Park Royal

Tailgate with the Seahawks at Park Royal Village

The Seattle Seahawks are coming to The Village at Park Royal – for a tailgate party you will not want to miss out on.

Seahawks players WR Doug Baldwin, DE Red Bryant and CB Richard Sherman will visit The Village at Park Royal on July 13 for a special family friendly event, along with members of the Sea Gals, Blitz (the mascot) and Blue Thunder, the team’s drum line.

Saturday, July 13
2pm to 6pm

Tailgate at The Village, The Village at Park Royal, West Vancouver
Seahawks fans are invited to attend an afternoon tailgate party featuring interactive displays and contests for fans of all ages including face painting, football toss, autograph/photo station, Budweiser Beer Garden at The Village Taphouse and football fare and live entertainment. Entrance to the event is free.

6pm to 7:30 pm 
Celebrity Flag Football Draft at The Village Taphouse, West Vancouver
The Seahawks players will act as the general managers of two flag football teams and draft from a selection of local celebrities, athletes and media personalities. Entrance to the event is free.
And then on Sunday, the fun continues when the party moves to Ambleside Park!

2013 Seahawks Home Games

Which Seahawks NFL Home Games are you most looking forward too?

NFL Exhibition:

August 2013: Denver Broncos
August 2013: Oakland Raiders

NFL Regular Season:

• New Orleans Saints
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Jacksonville Jaguars
• Tennessee Titans
• Minnesota Vikings
• Arizona Cardinals
• St. Louis Rams
• San Francisco 49ers

Sherman Recruits Vancouver Canucks

Seattle Seahawks Cornerback Richard Sherman has a little fun recruiting Vancouver Canucks Alex Burrows and Cory Schneider to the NFL.



I bet the Canucks could play football better than the Seahawks could play hockey.

Best Hotels for a Seahawks Weekend

Hotels to Stay at in Seattle

Turn a Great Day into a Great Weekend!!

There are plenty of hotels in downtown Seattle and near the stadium to stay at for a night or two.

• Are any of the hotels more "Seahawk Friendly" than the others? 
• Any hidden gems are a great price?

Please leave your experiences in the comment section:

Take Light Rail to the Seahawks Game

Sky Train to Seahawks Game

If you've parked far away from the football stadium to save a few bucks or you're staying at a downtown Seattle hotel, consider taking the Century Link Light Rail to the Stadium. You can catch the Link along 3rd Avenue at Westlake or University Street.

The trains are similar to our Skytrain and run every 10 minutes on Sunday. Be sure to get on the direction going towards SeaTac Airport (Southbound). Only $2. Well worth it if you're planning to walk up to the top level of the football stadium. (There is an elevator as well to the 300 level, but the lineup can be quite long.)

If you're planning on entering the football stadium through on the north side, or decide to check out Blue Thunder on Occidental Avenue before the game, get off at the International District/Chinatown Station.

Blue Thunder Intense Drumming - Perfect Pre-Game Motivation.

If you plan on tailgating at the 'Pen at Safeco field, get off at the following stop; Stadium Station. Getting on an the Pioneer Square stop won't save you much walking unless you plan on getting off at the (Safeco)Stadium Station.

Items Allowed at Century Link Stadium

What You Can Bring to a Seahawks Game

The following items ARE allowed at Century Link Field

Bags Smaller Than 12"x12"x12" Small back packs are o.k. They will likely search your bag when you go through security.

• Empty Personal Plastic Sports Bottles
• Factory Sealed Full Water Bottles (non-enhanced, flavored or carbonated)
• Cameras - Still photography and digital cameras only. No tripods or professional lenses.
• Binoculars
• Children's Juice Boxes & Soft-Sided Single-Serving Containers
• Outside Food in Clear Plastic Bags 
• Pizza in Pizza Boxes

 

The following items ARE NOT allowed at Century Link Field

Weapons
Guns, Knives, Pepper Spray, Brass Knuckles, Loose Batteries, Wires, Box Cutters

Alcohol
Bottles, Cans, Airplane Bottles, Zip-Loc Bags, Shooters

Can & Bottles 
Any Glass, Aluminum and Metal Containers

Outside Beverages 
Sodas, Specialty Coffees, Sports Drinks

Video Recorders 
Cameras with video recording capabilities or professional style cameras with large lenses (6" or longer) or tri-pods

Noisemakers 
Megaphones, Air Horns, Sirens, Horns, Whistles, Drums, Cow Bells

Bags Larger Than 12"x12"x12"

You will be asked to return any prohibited items to your car. Or it can be disposed of at the gates.
They do not have a place to store luggage at CenturyLink Field.

Vancouver NFL Fans in Seattle

Vancouver NFL Fans Flocking South

Vancouver Adopts Seahawks Football

It would be better to buy a cow than cross the border for cheap milk on Sunday. Far easier to get to Abbotsford than Blaine for less expensive gasoline.

 It would be better to be almost anywhere other than a Metro Vancouver border crossing Sunday morning because lining up with the final surge of Christmas shoppers will be as many as 7,000 Canadians swarming south to scream their lungs out for the Seattle Seahawks NFL Football game.

 If Canadians had been this eager to push southward 170 years ago in support of their convictions, the boundary of British Columbia would probably still stretch to the mouth of the Columbia River instead of the 49th parallel, where it was pushed by expansionist U.S. President James Polk when neither Britain nor America had the appetite to wage war over the Pacific Northwest.

Sorry about the history lesson. But there’s a lesson here for the Vancouver Canucks, too. If the National Hockey League isn’t going to play, not every sports fan here is locking himself in the bedroom and writing lonely odes to the Canucks. Apparently, a lot of them like the National Football League. And this season, especially, there is a lot to like about the Seahawks.

Read More at: Vancouver Vans Heading South

How Loud Is Century Link Field?

Loud

Louder than a Vancouver Canucks regular season game. I'd say it's comparable a Canuck Playoff game when the Canucks first take the the ice.

Here a video from the Arizona Blow-out game to give you an idea how loud it is.

Parking at Centurty Link Field

Best Places to Park for a Seahawks Game.

Parking in Seattle is EXPENSIVE.

There is no cheap place to park during a Seahawks game. Check out Seatle's Downtown Parking Guide and you can check out the rates from all the major lots yourself.

Park Whiz offers some discount coupon's if you're willing to book ahead online.

Where do YOU park for a Seahawks game?

Leave your reccomendation in the comments.