A Couple Questions About CLink Parade

[Hawk-Lock]

First off, this entire thing is a mess. Couple questions:

1. Will food and drinks be served inside the stadium? My guess is no, but a valid question since we could be sitting there for a few hours.

2. A friend of mine mentioned to me that it may be first come first serve as far as seating goes. I have not seen my ticket since my son printed them, but he says it has a section number, a row number, and a seat number. Is it assigned seating, or first come first serve? Because if it is first come first serve, that may determine how early I have to get there.

Thanks.

 

[AgentDib]

It is first come first serve seating.

 

[Hawk-Lock]

It is first come first serve seating.

So the section number, row number and seat number thing is complete bogus?

Oh and do you know if the seating is in the stands, or are they bringing chairs onto the field?

 

[KitsapGuy]

"Seahawks season-ticket holders have been invited to attend Wednesday's at-capacity event set to begin at roughly 1 p.m. PT. Fans will be able to watch the team's victory parade beginning at 11 a.m. on the stadium's video boards with soda, water, and hot dogs available for purchase at concessions stands throughout. Gates open at 10:30 a.m. with open stadium seating. Season-ticket holders can still print tickets to the event through this evening by visiting their Account Manager.

Safeco Field will also open Wednesday to carry a live feed of the victory parade and CenturyLink Field's on-field presentation on the ballpark's large video boards. Tickets to Safeco Field are free and available to print on a first-come, first-serve basis right here (**go to Seahawks webpage for direct link. FYI the ticket link has been overwhelmed for the last several hours.**) Seating at Safeco Field will be general admission with the field's gates opening at 10:30 a.m."

 

[Hawk-Lock]

"Seahawks season-ticket holders have been invited to attend Wednesday's at-capacity event set to begin at roughly 1 p.m. PT. Fans will be able to watch the team's victory parade beginning at 11 a.m. on the stadium's video boards with soda, water, and hot dogs available for purchase at concessions stands throughout. Gates open at 10:30 a.m. with open stadium seating. Season-ticket holders can still print tickets to the event through this evening by visiting their Account Manager.

Safeco Field will also open Wednesday to carry a live feed of the victory parade and CenturyLink Field's on-field presentation on the ballpark's large video boards. Tickets to Safeco Field are free and available to print on a first-come, first-serve basis right here (**go to Seahawks webpage for direct link. FYI the ticket link has been overwhelmed for the last several hours.**) Seating at Safeco Field will be general admission with the field's gates opening at 10:30 a.m."

I'm still curious why they don't mention anything about the seating arrangements for the CLink celebration. I just find it very confusing that my ticket has a section #, row # and seat #, yet some people are saying it is first come first serve.

Thankyou for the food update. Figured no alcohol. Might get a little out of hand i'd assume.

 

[KitsapGuy]

It says Safeco's seats are first come-first serve.

 

[Hawk-Lock]

It says Safeco's seats are first come-first serve.

Once Iget in the CLINK with my ticket, is it first come first serve seating? Or is it assigned seating?

 

[daveCFPrez]

ALL seating inside C.Link is general admission. First come, first served.

My only question is

has anyone heard where they will be letting us in at the C.Link? I would assume the North entrance. (hawks nest)

 

[glowingeyedseahawk]

First off, this entire thing is a mess. Couple questions:

1. Will food and drinks be served inside the stadium? My guess is no, but a valid question since we could be sitting there for a few hours.

2. A friend of mine mentioned to me that it may be first come first serve as far as seating goes. I have not seen my ticket since my son printed them, but he says it has a section number, a row number, and a seat number. Is it assigned seating, or first come first serve? Because if it is first come first serve, that may determine how early I have to get there.

Thanks.

"First off, this entire thing is mess....."

WTF, Dude ????? ENJOY !!!!!
I wish I was there and had your problems...............

If I can give a little insight......(worth 2-cents, that's it)

It's probably different there in Seattle, but....
In 2008 in attended the Philadelphia Phillies Championship parade and ceremonies.
Tickets to the main stadium WERE ASSIGNED since the team knew it would be full and this would hopefully avoid fighting (yes) for seating.
Tickets to the secondary stadium were on a first-come basis.

As far as eating.
I can see in prior comments that limited concessions are available.
Steak & Lobster WILL NOT BE SERVED.....sorry.
If you get hungry, get food OUTSIDE the stadium at any/MANY locations which will all be open as usual.
I remember the local area gas stations/"quik-shop" stores having their shelves TOTALLY BARE from people buying out the store !!
(A sight I've never seen before or since !! .....totally amazing.....)

In Philly, the stadium gates were not even opened until after the parade had passed.
The parade route went past and around the stadium area and gave people time to enter - after watching the parade from the streets.
I've been to the C-Link....and there might not be as much room/area to do this - the same way. (?)

Anyway,
RELAX and ENJOY the event !!!
I'm sure no matter what happens, it will be a HAPPY TIME and something you will remember for the rest of your life !!!!

I WISH I WAS THERE.............................................................. :th2thumbs: