Seattle Reign FC Tickets

Gotham was our first regular season Reign game. I purchased parking along with the game. No directions or address was provided on the parking ticket, so I had to guess where to park when I got to Seattle. The cost to park was $5 less on game day than I paid online. I would like a refund of the difference. Access to the stadium was limited, so we were forced to walk halfway around the stadium to find an open gate from the parking garage, and then we had to walk back practically to our starting point for our seats. This process, of course, had to be reversed after the game. I'll try another game this season, but if I have a similar experience next time, it will be my last in person. Really enjoy watching the Reign, but not with the access frustration I experienced on 5/21.

Everything was great, any inconvenient, the game was soo exiteting and the team is excellent, gooo Ol Reign!!

Womens sports are awesome, it was a great game, and the small crowd was electric! I hope that they can fill more seats like in LA, SD and PDX in the future. There were not a lot of food options. We bought seats in the club section so we would have access to higher end food, and were disappointed in the lack of options.

Such a beautiful stadium and you are able to be so close to the field and players. Can’t wait to go again next season!

Pregame festivities were good, had to pick up some shirts at the proshop, listened to some terrific music and then enjoyed watching the warm ups. Tough to give up a sloppy goal in the 1st 4 minutes, we were really unlucky with a banger off the cross bar late in the 1st half, some energetic hard fought play just did not go our way on this day. Glad to be a part of the nearly 22,000 who came out to watch our Women Footballers!

Seats were great field view excellent. Camera view wasn't spot on when play was on the North side as we were on the South side of the pitch.

I tried to sell some of my tickets and failed. The system didn’t allow me to see any tickets

Nice try. Great atmosphere. They dominated the match. But lost on 2 transitions. Do sad. A Reign vs. Thorns final would have been great.

Marina and the Dreamboats put on a great show before the match. The Reign had great energy and skill but scoring goals is hard. KC had all the luck today.

Amazing love it I recommend it to everyone makes it so much easier

Excellent experience. It was easy to park in the Lumen Field north lot so that it was a short walk to the stadium entrance. It was a nice crowd: lots of families and women; the result was low-to-moderate alcohol consumption and a pleasant environment. The weather couldn’t have been better, and the game was fun to watch. Everyone in my group commented positively on the experience.

Great atmosphere, great fans. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because it’s time for the NWSL to step up and invest in it’s overall production quality. What I’m specifically addressing is the fact that in a game of fantastic action and crucial plays, perhaps we saw 2 replays on the jumbo screen throughout the whole game. Pathetic. Step up and invest in your product and replay the great action like one would expect after exciting plays. Action sells, and you’re not harnessing the potential in yours to sell this game and grow the market. Get better commentators for the broadcasts. Let’s go already, the product on the field is there; the effort to properly promote this product is not. Expand this exciting market or get out of the way.

Customer service saved the day for us once we realized we forgot our sons headphones for the game. He cannot deal with loud noises at all. They went above and beyond finding us a pair to use.

I saw OL Reign a few weeks ago in Los Angeles at The Banc. The game was electric, fan turnout was fantastic (complete with chants and a full supporters section), there wasn’t a bad seat in the house, and all of the concession vendors were open. Flash forward to seeing OL Reign at The Lumen. I’m visiting my mom in Seattle this week and wanted to take her and my wife to a soccer game. We’d missed Meagan Rapinoe at the prior game due a to red card, so we were all excited to see her play with the rest of the team. First and foremost, the team is fantastic. I highly recommend you come out and watch them play, it’s just a wonderful fan base to be a part of. My only issues are with the venue and event planning. Venue staff was excellent, no qualms with them. Our first mistake, we all met at the light rail Stadium station. I haven’t been to Lumen before, so I assumed this was the station to come to. It would have been closer and nicer to get off at the International District and see the front gates of Lumen rather than coming in the back from the Stadium stop. It’s also a long walk, maybe a half mile or so from the Stadium station and not very clearly marked which route you should take to get to Lumen. Second, only half the stadium was open, and only the 100-200 sections on the West side of the stadium. I’m guessing this is because the turnout was low, and they didn’t want to staff of have concessions open for the whole stadium. Fair enough - but I knew it would be hard to find shade seeing a game in the middle of the day, so I tried to figure out the best place to sit taking this into consideration. If you are wondering - anything above 200 “R” is shaded on the west side around 3pm. Also, since only the west half of the stadium was open, the sun only became inescapable by halftime. Pretty much anyone who bought tickets in 200 sections retreated to the top rows of shade mid game. It was a 90+ degree day, and the East side of the stadium was in full shade by that time, but no one could sit there because it was closed off. Honestly, this is an oversight of the venue, the heat was pretty awful and could have been solved by having fans sit on the East side of the stadium for a mid day game in the summer. Third, this is the Seahawks football stadium, so there are a ton of seats (72,000) and it’s a balancing act of being close enough to see the players vs being far enough away to catch a view of all of the action. I’d say maybe only 1/8 of the stadium seats were filled and only on the East half, so it just feels like the venue doesn’t fit the fans. By comparison, The Banc in Los Angeles is 23,00 seats and it just perfect for soccer games. The fans here are great by the way, and the team really embraces the young girls who come out to watch them play. It’s really heartwarming! I hope they give you a better venue or seating here in Seattle in the future, because you really deserve it.

The atmosphere at the Reign games is fantastic! The view from our seats was good. However, when it's 90° in Seattle, sitting in the direct sunlight was brutal. There was little escape from the heat. This is made worse by staring across the stadium at hundreds of empty seats in the shade. I wish there were more seating options for the Reign games. I don't know that I would buy tickets to a game in the future that I know is going to be during the heat of the afternoon.

The game was electric! My sister and I had a great time. The only thing I would say I was disappointed with was not the game but the venue- we had to sit in the sun when the other side of the stadium was shaded and we're unavailable to buy a ticket for. Lumen field needs to get it together.

The OL Reign put on a great show against Portland. The soccer was a amazing, the fans were amazing, and the tickets are really affordable.

So glad the Reign are back home in Seattle. Great atmosphere, fans, and a great quality team on the pitch. What more could you want?!?!

Great time! Everything was very enjoyable! The game was easy to access with our mobile tickets and the stadium is a ton of fun!

Overall everything was great. It became a boo-fest because the NWSL is having a terrible ref season this year. So at one point it seemed like everyone was on the same side, the side that boos the refs. It was great. It rained a bit too. It was fun. I really enjoyed it. The stadium should we open more though. Let us sit anywhere and not just one side of the such a big stadium.