First time going to Seattle SX

CDA331
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Hey guys, just wanted to ask some questions to those who go to seattle. It’s looking like I can officially go for the first time. I grew up going to Anaheim 1 and San Francisco so looking forward to taking my little girl to Supercross.

You can sit anywhere for practice right, since there’s no one in the stands?

What gets you into the pits? Is it still a monster can or does it cost money?

During the night show, do you have to sit in your assigned seats? I remember so many years we would notice prime seats that were empty from people who just didn’t show up for whatever reason and my dad and I would sit in those and it was always perfect, despite how packed Anaheim one was.

Should we just park at the stadium or find somewhere else?
I remember telling a buddy at the San Francisco Supercross not to park at the stadium where everyone else just goes and to park a half mile away. He didn’t listen and when the event was over and we left at the same time, he was sitting on the bay bridge in traffic and we were already in Sacramento HOME. So I figured I should ask that haha

Thanks for any info guys 👍
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Johnny Ringo
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I usually park at Safeco, it spits you out right onto i5 there. However, the traffic getting out of the garage is slow.

Century Link field is crazy with what you can and can’t bring into the stadium. Do some research before you pack a bag or anything

Have fun bro
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thewrizzle
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I don’t park in the city at all. I normally take the light rail up to the stadium, it’s like 10 minute walk to/from the station. There’s free parking at all of the light rail stations and you have no traffic.
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CDA331 wrote:
Hey guys, just wanted to ask some questions to those who go to seattle. It’s looking like I can officially go for the first time. I...
Hey guys, just wanted to ask some questions to those who go to seattle. It’s looking like I can officially go for the first time. I grew up going to Anaheim 1 and San Francisco so looking forward to taking my little girl to Supercross.

You can sit anywhere for practice right, since there’s no one in the stands?

What gets you into the pits? Is it still a monster can or does it cost money?

During the night show, do you have to sit in your assigned seats? I remember so many years we would notice prime seats that were empty from people who just didn’t show up for whatever reason and my dad and I would sit in those and it was always perfect, despite how packed Anaheim one was.

Should we just park at the stadium or find somewhere else?
I remember telling a buddy at the San Francisco Supercross not to park at the stadium where everyone else just goes and to park a half mile away. He didn’t listen and when the event was over and we left at the same time, he was sitting on the bay bridge in traffic and we were already in Sacramento HOME. So I figured I should ask that haha

Thanks for any info guys 👍
One tip comfort-wise…sit at the top of the 200 seats, near the box seats. Not quite as cool as sitting near the track in the 100 seats, but you’re under the 300 level overhang in the event it rains.
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Don't leave anything valuable in your car.
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thewrizzle wrote:
I don’t park in the city at all. I normally take the light rail up to the stadium, it’s like 10 minute walk to/from the station...
I don’t park in the city at all. I normally take the light rail up to the stadium, it’s like 10 minute walk to/from the station. There’s free parking at all of the light rail stations and you have no traffic.
This. Done this for supercross and Seahawk games. Best option.
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3/23/2022 11:46am
Monster Can Admission line is crazy long when I went in 2018. I was thankful I just purchased my way in.
Ryan625
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3/23/2022 4:58pm
Wear waterproof clothing, take public transportation downtown, and find covered seats. It’s gonna be a mudder
CDA331
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3/23/2022 10:04pm
Ryan625 wrote:
Wear waterproof clothing, take public transportation downtown, and find covered seats. It’s gonna be a mudder
Gosh I hope not man, hope the track stays dry
JVT357
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I usually park at Safeco, it spits you out right onto i5 there. However, the traffic getting out of the garage is slow. Century Link field...
I usually park at Safeco, it spits you out right onto i5 there. However, the traffic getting out of the garage is slow.

Century Link field is crazy with what you can and can’t bring into the stadium. Do some research before you pack a bag or anything

Have fun bro
It’s a football stadium so they have the clear bag policy. You can’t bring a bag in unless it is clear. Also, expect everything to be cashless.
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3/24/2022 4:25pm
I have two tickets available if any one wants em for cheap


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3/24/2022 7:08pm
Wear warm and waterproof clothing. My young boys and I have both absolutely froze during a couple of the mudder races.
Also, even if you don't have tickets under the overhang, sneak up there after the first heat race. If someone comes that actually has a ticket, play dumb and just nicely move.
I would also agree with the light rail idea. Getting out of the area is an complete nightmare unless you're a local and know exactly where to park. We've spent 2ish hours multiple times just making it to the freeway from the stadium.
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3/24/2022 7:09pm
Another tip, they allow you to exit the stadium and re-enter. There is better/cheaper food just outside the stadium on the west side. We usually try and eat there after practice is over and they close the pits. I can't remember the exact time, but's the hour prior to the night show. Nothing going on the track and the pits are closed.
CDA331
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3/24/2022 11:34pm
AgileMike wrote:
Another tip, they allow you to exit the stadium and re-enter. There is better/cheaper food just outside the stadium on the west side. We usually try...
Another tip, they allow you to exit the stadium and re-enter. There is better/cheaper food just outside the stadium on the west side. We usually try and eat there after practice is over and they close the pits. I can't remember the exact time, but's the hour prior to the night show. Nothing going on the track and the pits are closed.
Right on, thanks. We’re section 205 row T just under the overhang
CDA331
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Damn it someone put a reply on here telling me exactly where to go to park when coming from Coeur d’Alene Idaho but now It’s gone?

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