I've seen my share of Seahawks games at CenturyLink and these are no doubt, the best seats in the house unless you want to consider those right on the 50 yard line. 136 sits on the 40 yard line and offers practically the same view and same amenities. We were on the home side of the field behind the Seahawks players and sitting so central, the ball never seemed too far away. The endzone seats...completely different story. Row A is the first row and it extends to row Z where we were and there are two rows after that. If you sit in row Z, you will enter the section from the bottom and have to walk 26 rows to the top but it's well worth the travel. You can see and hear everything from that row (or not, this is the NFL's loudest stadium after all).

Parking can be a problem when coming to Seahawks games if you don't know the area very well. They call this area "SODO" which means south of downtown and some of it is still undeveloped. I usually look for parking spots at the Safeco Field garage off of Occidental. If not, there are usually spots on further down blocks away. Depending on where you're coming from, the Link Light Rail, the Amtrak and the Sounder Rail all stop outside of the stadium.