Stadiums / Husky Stadium
Seattle
Iconic Seattle football stadium known for Lake Washington views and loud crowds.
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1920-present · NCAAF
2000–2001 · NFL
Alaska Airlines Field signage — an architectural landmark of Husky Stadium, home of the Washington Huskies.
Cantilevered Roofs — an architectural landmark of Husky Stadium, home of the Washington Huskies.
Conibear Shellhouse — an architectural landmark of Husky Stadium, home of the Washington Huskies.
Main Entrance — an architectural landmark of Husky Stadium, home of the Washington Huskies.
Husky statue — a landmark celebrating Washington Huskies history at Husky Stadium.
National Championship Recognition — a landmark celebrating Washington Huskies history at Husky Stadium.
Cascade Mountain Views — a signature gameday experience for Washington Huskies fans at Husky Stadium.
Husky Stadium Lakefront — a signature gameday experience for Washington Huskies fans at Husky Stadium.
Montlake Cut — a signature gameday experience for Washington Huskies fans at Husky Stadium.
Sailgating — a signature gameday experience for Washington Huskies fans at Husky Stadium.
Thousands of fans arrive at Husky Stadium by boat across Lake Washington, creating the nation's premier sailgating tradition.
Husky Stadium becomes a sea of purple during major games and rivalry matchups.
Fans sing "Bow Down to Washington" with the Husky Marching Band after scores and victories.
Dubs, the live Alaskan Malamute mascot, is one of college football's most beloved live mascots.
The band's pregame show overlooking Lake Washington is one of the most scenic traditions in sports.
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