Washington Huskies
Seattle, Washington
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West Coast Late Window
Kickoffs land in the evening locally. Book Sunday travel home and covered seating once the weather turns.
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The basics
What this event actually is
When
Saturdays, late September through November
Where
Husky Stadium, Seattle, Washington
Coverage
Late national windows, often the last game of the day for East Coast viewers
Planning
How to plan the trip
The order that saves the most money and the most stress.
- Lock the date first. Kickoff windows move, dates rarely do.
- Book refundable lodging before buying tickets, because rooms sell out faster than seats.
- Compare seat locations, not just price. Shade, wind and aisle access matter more than a few rows.
- Confirm the venue bag policy and payment rules before you leave the hotel.
- Plan the exit. Rideshare pickup zones are usually several blocks from the gates.
The venue
Husky Stadium
Capacity 70,138Opened 1920Seattle, Washington
Lake Washington on one side, mountains on the other, and covered seating on both sidelines.
- Sailgating by boat is real; the Link light rail station is the practical version.
- Covered sideline seats are worth the premium in October and November.
Teams
Programs involved
Oregon Ducks
Eugene, Oregon
Game day guideWatching
If you are staying home
Late national windows, often the last game of the day for East Coast viewers. Our conference viewing guide breaks down which package carries which window, including the streaming options that cover games not on national television.
How to watch guide