Seahawks open fan registration for training camp practices and Football Fest at Lumen Field

The Seattle Seahawks have released details for public fan registration for their 2026 training camp experience, powered by Boeing. The team will again open the doors for nine public practices at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton, with the first session scheduled for July 25. For fans who want a bigger event setting, the Seahawks also confirmed that their annual Football Fest will be held at Lumen Field on Saturday, Aug. 8.

According to the team, registration for all public Training Camp dates and Football Fest will open to the public on June 16 Season Ticket Holders, Blue Pride members, and people on the Season Ticket Notification List will receive an exclusive presale window on June 15. The registration framework matters because Seahawks training camp events require advance sign-up, not walk-in attendance, which can make those early windows important for regulars and families planning around travel and work schedules.

On-site access details are also part of the team’s announcement. Fans attending Training Camp practices at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center will be required to park off-site at The Landing in Renton and use shuttles to reach the facility. Walk-ups to the training center will not be allowed entry. The Seahawks also said a $15 transportation fee will be charged per person to attend Training Camp practices. For Football Fest at Lumen Field, registration carries a fee as well, with the team stating $15 for the event and an optional $5 parking add-on for specific North Lot and Lumen Field Garage options during registration while supplies last.

The Seahawks described the day-to-day fan experience as more than just viewing practice. The team said guests can expect pre-practice autograph opportunities with Seahawks Legends and post-practice autographs with coaches and players. It also highlighted entertainment elements tied to Seahawks game-day culture, including appearances by the Seahawks Dancers, Blue Thunder and Blitz, as well as giveaways and on-site Seahawks Pro Shop pop-up stores. Food and beverage will be available for purchase during both Training Camp practices and Football Fest.

Parking logistics and day-of rules are a recurring theme for major public-facing team events, and the Seahawks’ release includes reminders that drive-up parking is not part of the standard plan for the training center. The team noted that fans must use the designated off-site parking areas and shuttles for practices. For Football Fest, the team indicated there will be drive-up only parking available on event day, with accessible parking included, though those specifics are administered through the event’s registration and parking system.

Football Fest at Lumen Field also functions as a bridge between the training camp setting and the start of the regular season. By placing the biggest fan gathering at the home stadium, the Seahawks are effectively giving supporters a single, centralized event that can be easier to schedule than a practice day that depends on transportation shuttles and time-specific practice runs. It is also a visible reminder of how training camp is being marketed as a community-friendly offseason activity, not just a private work period for players and coaches.

As camp approaches, the next thing to watch is how quickly registration fills on the public and presale windows, and whether the team expands operational guidance as the practice dates near. Fans will also want to pay attention to what the Seahawks choose to emphasize in their training camp fan programming, because the autograph and entertainment schedule tends to be the biggest driver of turnout for early arrivals. For the franchise, the overarching objective is straightforward: keep the fan connection tight while players build cohesion for the grind of the late summer and the regular-season opener.