Washington Huskies vs. Utah State Aggies Seattle tickets
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Washington Huskies vs. Utah State Aggies Husky Stadium September 12th, 2026
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Parking & Directions for Utah State Aggies Football Husky Stadium - WA
3800 Montlake Blvd, Seattle, WA
98105, US
1. Lot E1 - 0.5 miles - $15
2. Lot E12 - 0.6 miles - $15
3. Lot W - 0.7 miles - $10
4. Lot E8 - 0.8 miles - $15
5. Street Parking - Varies - $2/hour
Husky Stadium in Seattle is one of those iconic college football venues that just feels alive on game day. The place has a real sense of tradition, especially during the famous Purple Out games when every fan decked out in purple creates a sea of color that’s hard to miss. It’s not just a football stadium either, back in 1986, it hosted the collegiate gymnastics championships, proving it’s got some serious versatility. The architecture is pretty unique with that cantilevered roof stretching over most of the stands, giving a cozy, close-to-the-action vibe. There’s a dedicated zone where Husky supporters can gather and cheer together, which really builds that community spirit. Plus, the lighting design is thoughtful, minimizing light pollution and letting the beautiful Seattle skyline shine through after sunset. The staff are super friendly, making you feel right at home, whether you’re a die-hard fan or just there for the experience. If you’re coming from the Phinney Ridge area, just hop on Greenwood Avenue South and you’re there, it’s a short, easy trip. For Utah State Aggies Football Seattle fans, catching a game at Husky Stadium is more than just watching football, it’s about soaking in the energy, the history, and the camaraderie that makes college sports so special.