Fresh off their Super Bowl victory, the Seahawks are set to return to Seattle and celebrate with the 12s in a championship parade through downtown.
The team announced the festivities will start with a trophy celebration at Lumen Field on Wednesday, February 11, at 10 a.m.
The event is free to the public but will require a ticket, which is available at the link here.
Following the trophy presentation, the parade will begin at 11 a.m. and travel down 4th Avenue to Washington Street.
The route will continue downtown and end at 4th Avenue and Cedar Street, close to Seattle Center.
Officials say the parade route is just over two miles and will take about two hours.
Fans attending the parade can pick up Seahawks World Champion rally cards at Starbucks stores along the parade route.
Taking Public Transit
Fans are encouraged to take public transportation to and from the events on Wednesday. Link light rail will operate normally. Meanwhile, Sound Transit and King County Metro buses will operate on alternative routes.
On event day, most downtown buses will be rerouted away from street closures, so make sure to check adjustments for your route on Metro’s Service Advisories web page.
Drivers can expect delays traveling through downtown, with streets that intersect with 4th Avenue to be closed between Lumen Field and Seattle Center.
Cars exiting I-90 onto 4th Avenue will be redirected heading southbound on 4th Avenue.
The Edgar Martinez offramp from northbound I-5 and westbound I-90 will be closed briefly, then reopen as the parade moves north.
All major regional transit agencies — Community Transit, Everett Transit, King County Metro, Kitsap Transit, Pierce Transit, Sound Transit, and Washington State Ferries — plan to coordinate service to help fans travel to and from the parade route. To find a breakdown of all of the impacts, click here.
For more information on the parade, visit kiro7.com/sports or seahawks.com
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