RENTON, Wash. – The Seattle Seahawks announced today the latest Fanovation coming to Lumen Field – the T-Mobile Endzone and The 1976 Club, offering fans a new, upscale Club Level experience to enjoy during the game.
Formerly the Ring of Honor Lounge, the new T-Mobile Endzone will undergo a full renovation this offseason to transform into a new 2,625 square-foot sports bar complete with an 11' x 60' Mitsubishi 1.9mm High-Definition LED wall behind the bar. The T-Mobile Endzone will serve featured cocktails, beer, and wine on gameday, and will be open to all Delta Sky360° Club Level ticket holders.
Within the new T-Mobile Endzone, the team will also add a new premium area called The 1976 Club. Sold as full-season memberships, The 1976 Club will offer fans access to four- or six-person open-air semi-private loge boxes featuring heated, plush stadium seating and outstanding field views. Members of The 1976 Club will also receive all-inclusive food and beverage, along with a reserved dining table for each group, and complimentary parking. A total of 14 new loge boxes will be constructed as part of The 1976 Club for a total of 68 seats. Memberships will also include access to concerts at Lumen Field.
"Every year we aim to reimagine our guest experience and offer new fan-first innovations that enhance the way our fans enjoy the game," said Chris Lawrence, Seahawks Vice President of Tickets & Premium. "We are excited to upgrade our Club Level's premium offerings with the new T-Mobile Endzone and the addition of The 1976 Club, which features an exclusive seating style we've never had before at Lumen Field."
Both the T-Mobile Endzone and The 1976 Club are scheduled to open for the 2024 Seahawks season. Memberships to The 1976 Club are on sale now and start at $48,000 per box for the full season. More information is available here.
The T-Mobile Endzone and The 1976 Club projects were designed by MEIS architects and are part of Lumen Field's larger Fanovation campaign announced in 2022 to upgrade and modernize various areas of the stadium. Additional Fanovation projects scheduled for 2024 include upgrading the two primary in-bowl Mitsubishi LED boards as well as the addition of six new Mitsubishi LED installations to replace the existing four boards in the south end of the stadium, while adding two new LED Fascia boards in the north end. The venue will also install a new stadium-wide audio system with 48 Sub-woofers to greatly enhance sound clarity. Continued updates will also be made to the stadium's private suites, and signage & wayfinding. Over the past two years the stadium has also created the Tunnel Club experience, opened the Cityside Bars under the Hawks Nest, and installed nine total Amazon Just Walk Out and Amazon One check-out free locations.
For more information, visit lumenfield.com/fanovation.
Stadium's latest Fanovation introduces new Delta Sky360° Club Level offerings including upgraded sports bar lounge and memberships to all-inclusive semi-private box-style seating. Check out some of the renderings
Formerly the Ring of Honor Lounge, the new T-Mobile Endzone will undergo a full renovation this offseason to transform into a new 2,625 square-foot sports bar complete with an 11' x 60' Mitsubishi 1.9mm High-Definition LED wall behind the bar. The T-Mobile Endzone will serve featured cocktails, beer, and wine on gameday, and will be open to all Delta Sky360° Club Level ticket holders.
Formerly the Ring of Honor Lounge, the new T-Mobile Endzone will undergo a full renovation this offseason to transform into a new 2,625 square-foot sports bar complete with an 11' x 60' Mitsubishi 1.9mm High-Definition LED wall behind the bar. The T-Mobile Endzone will serve featured cocktails, beer, and wine on gameday, and will be open to all Delta Sky360° Club Level ticket holders.
Formerly the Ring of Honor Lounge, the new T-Mobile Endzone will undergo a full renovation this offseason to transform into a new 2,625 square-foot sports bar complete with an 11' x 60' Mitsubishi 1.9mm High-Definition LED wall behind the bar. The T-Mobile Endzone will serve featured cocktails, beer, and wine on gameday, and will be open to all Delta Sky360° Club Level ticket holders.
Formerly the Ring of Honor Lounge, the new T-Mobile Endzone will undergo a full renovation this offseason to transform into a new 2,625 square-foot sports bar complete with an 11' x 60' Mitsubishi 1.9mm High-Definition LED wall behind the bar. The T-Mobile Endzone will serve featured cocktails, beer, and wine on gameday, and will be open to all Delta Sky360° Club Level ticket holders.
Formerly the Ring of Honor Lounge, the new T-Mobile Endzone will undergo a full renovation this offseason to transform into a new 2,625 square-foot sports bar complete with an 11' x 60' Mitsubishi 1.9mm High-Definition LED wall behind the bar. The T-Mobile Endzone will serve featured cocktails, beer, and wine on gameday, and will be open to all Delta Sky360° Club Level ticket holders.
Formerly the Ring of Honor Lounge, the new T-Mobile Endzone will undergo a full renovation this offseason to transform into a new 2,625 square-foot sports bar complete with an 11' x 60' Mitsubishi 1.9mm High-Definition LED wall behind the bar. The T-Mobile Endzone will serve featured cocktails, beer, and wine on gameday, and will be open to all Delta Sky360° Club Level ticket holders.
Within the new T-Mobile Endzone, the team will also add a new premium area called The 1976 Club. Sold as full-season memberships, The 1976 Club will offer fans access to four- or six-person open-air semi-private loge boxes featuring heated, plush stadium seating and outstanding field views. Members of The 1976 Club will also receive all-inclusive food and beverage, along with a reserved dining table for each group, and complimentary parking. A total of 14 new loge boxes will be constructed as part of The 1976 Club for a total of 68 seats. Memberships will also include access to concerts at Lumen Field.
Within the new T-Mobile Endzone, the team will also add a new premium area called The 1976 Club. Sold as full-season memberships, The 1976 Club will offer fans access to four- or six-person open-air semi-private loge boxes featuring heated, plush stadium seating and outstanding field views. Members of The 1976 Club will also receive all-inclusive food and beverage, along with a reserved dining table for each group, and complimentary parking. A total of 14 new loge boxes will be constructed as part of The 1976 Club for a total of 68 seats. Memberships will also include access to concerts at Lumen Field.
Within the new T-Mobile Endzone, the team will also add a new premium area called The 1976 Club. Sold as full-season memberships, The 1976 Club will offer fans access to four- or six-person open-air semi-private loge boxes featuring heated, plush stadium seating and outstanding field views. Members of The 1976 Club will also receive all-inclusive food and beverage, along with a reserved dining table for each group, and complimentary parking. A total of 14 new loge boxes will be constructed as part of The 1976 Club for a total of 68 seats. Memberships will also include access to concerts at Lumen Field.
Within the new T-Mobile Endzone, the team will also add a new premium area called The 1976 Club. Sold as full-season memberships, The 1976 Club will offer fans access to four- or six-person open-air semi-private loge boxes featuring heated, plush stadium seating and outstanding field views. Members of The 1976 Club will also receive all-inclusive food and beverage, along with a reserved dining table for each group, and complimentary parking. A total of 14 new loge boxes will be constructed as part of The 1976 Club for a total of 68 seats. Memberships will also include access to concerts at Lumen Field.
