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Week 12, Fri, Nov 20, Time TBA local

Indiana Hoosiersat Washington Huskies

Husky Stadium, Seattle. Fly into SEA.

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What we know about Husky Stadium

Where visiting fans stay

Checked at the source
  • Downtown Seattle. 7 min. Link light rail from Westlake to University of Washington station. Most hotel rooms in the city, Pike Place Market nearby, and a short train ride to the stadium.
  • U District. Walk. Closest bars and food to the stadium, along University Way NE.
  • Near SeaTac Airport. 45 min. Link light rail from SeaTac/Airport station. Cheaper rooms on the same train line, handy for an early flight home.

Around the stadium

Checked at the source
University Way NE (the Ave) in the U District, on the west side of campus. Big Time Brewery, Shultzy's and Earl's on the Ave are all here.

Getting in from the airport

From a specialist guide
SEA Seattle-Tacoma International. Link light rail runs from SeaTac/Airport station to University of Washington station, next to the stadium, in about 45 minutes.

Getting to the stadium

Checked at the source
Link light rail, about 7 min. University of Washington station, in the Husky Stadium parking lot. Link light rail from the airport, about 45 min to University of Washington station. King County Metro game service to Montlake Boulevard. Husky Harbor boat shuttle to Shore by Husky Stadium.

Tailgating

Checked at the source
Campus lots open 6 hours before kickoff. Single-game public parking is first come, first served in select lots, paid by Pay-By-Phone or credit card. Up to 140 private boats moor in Husky Harbor next to the stadium. You can also drop anchor in the bay without a permit. Shuttle boats run from 2 hours before kickoff to 1 hour after the game, $10 per person for the return. No dinghies. Argosy Cruises, Anchor Bay Charters and Waterways Cruises run charters. Motor homes, fifth wheels and pull-behind trailers park in the E1 RV lot or E4 with an RV permit. RV parking is $220, trailers $60 extra. Limited single-game permits are available. Free pregame area at Husky Stadium with entertainment and food trucks, opening 2 hours before kickoff. You need a game ticket to enter, and the stadium has no re-entry.

Getting in

Checked at the source
  • Bag policy: One clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bag up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches or a one-gallon clear resealable bag, plus one small clutch up to 4.5 x 6.5 inches. No backpacks, purses, diaper bags, camera cases or fanny packs.
  • Cashless: Concessions and the Husky Ticket Office take cards only.

After the final whistle

Checked at the source
Link light rail from University of Washington station is the easy way out, but platforms get crowded and you may wait to board after the game. King County Metro adds service after games, with first stops on Montlake Boulevard: Bay 3 for Route 44, Bay 5 for Routes 65, 72 and 75, and Bay 1 for Route 542. Metro staff are on site after every game.

One thing to avoid

From a specialist guide
Don't leave your car overnight: overnight parking is not allowed for Husky football games, and unattended cars face towing.

Bars near the stadium

Checked at the source

  • Big Time Brewery

    4133 University Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105

    Brewery and public house on the Ave since 1988. It opens early and stays open late on Husky home game days.

    Away fans: family-friendly brewpub that welcomes all ages, so it suits mixed groups and visiting fans.

  • Shultzy's Bar & Grill

    4114 University Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105

    Bar and grill known for sausages made in house since 1988, with a long beer list.

    Away fans: busy Husky pregame stop. Go early.

  • Earl's on the Ave

    4333 University Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105

    U District sports bar with 9 TVs and a 12-foot projector screen, pool tables, darts and late-night food.

    Away fans: sports bar with lots of screens, good for watching the early games before kickoff.

Sidequests in Seattle

In the order they happen. Each one earns points.

  1. Eat65 points

    Pike Place Market

    Seattle's public market since 1907. Fishmongers throw salmon across the counter, and the original Starbucks still pours coffee.

    $. The day before

  2. Outing50 points

    Burke Museum on campus

    UW's natural history museum, more than 16 million objects. Windows let you watch the labs at work.

    $. The day before

  3. Photo40 points

    Walk the Montlake Cut

    The canal between Lake Washington and Puget Sound runs past the stadium lot. Its last 500 meters is the finish line for Husky rowing.

    Free. 4 hours before kickoff

  4. Tailgate100 points

    Sailgate in Husky Harbor

    Fans tailgate by boat on Lake Washington next to the stadium. Charter one or anchor in the bay, then shuttle to shore.

    $$$. 3 hours before kickoff

  5. Tailgate50 points

    Pregame in The Zone

    Free pregame area at the stadium, entertainment and food trucks. Opens 2 hours before kickoff, any game ticket gets you in.

    Free. 2 hours before kickoff

Seats and views

Where each part of Husky Stadium sits, and what you see from it.

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100 level101 to 139200 level201 to 234300 level301 to 311 and 325 to 333Tap any part of the stadium to see its view.