Seattle
Lumen Field is home to one of the loudest crowds in North American sports — the Sounders fanbase is legendary. Seattle has a genuine soccer culture unlike most US cities, and matches here will have an elite European-style atmosphere. June weather in Seattle is typically mild and beautiful.
Stadium Lumen Field
Capacity 69,000
Fixtures 6 Matches
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June/July Avg
73°F / 23°C
Sunny & Breezy
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Timezone
Pacific Time
UTC-7
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Currency
USD ($)
Card Preferred
Matches Hosted Here
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City Hotspots
Pioneer Square
Walking distance from stadium, dense bar scene
Pike Place Market
15 min walk north — iconic Seattle experience
Capitol Hill
Best neighborhood bar scene in Seattle
Seattle Center
Space Needle area — fan zone events
Insider Tips
- Light rail from Sea-Tac to stadium is seamless — $3.25 and 25 min
- June is Seattle's best month — mild 65–75°F, low rain probability
- Book early — Seattle has limited large hotel supply and prices spike
Logistics & Transit FAQ
What is the stadium name and capacity for the 2026 World Cup matches in Seattle?
The matches will be played at Lumen Field, which has a capacity of 69,000 seats. It is located at 800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134.
How do I get to Lumen Field via public transit?
Link Light Rail to SODO station — 5 min walk. 20 min from Sea-Tac. Public transit is heavily advised on match days to avoid extreme traffic and road closures within a 2-mile perimeter.
Is there parking available at Lumen Field for the World Cup?
Yes, Limited — light rail is the best option by far Please note that all official stadium parking must be pre-booked online in advance. Cash payments are not accepted on-site.
Which airports are closest to the World Cup venue in Seattle?
The closest airports to the stadium and host city are: SEA — Sea-Tac (25 min by light rail).
How many World Cup matches will be hosted in Seattle?
Seattle will host a total of 6 matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026 tournament.
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