Vivid Seats lists Seattle Seahawks tickets, highlights primetime Chiefs home date with steep prices
Vivid Seats is offering tickets for the Seattle Seahawks’ remaining 2026 slate and lists the club’s next home game as Sunday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs on Oct. 25. Tickets for that contest start at $378. The ticket marketplace’s schedule also shows other Seahawks home dates and associated starting prices. Buyers should compare dates and seat locations when shopping to find the best options.
The Vivid Seats listings show Monday Night Football versus the Chicago Bears on Nov. 25 listed from $261, a Nov. 8 home date from $210 and a Dec. 7 home date from $276. The marketplace reports Seahawks tickets start at $78 this season, with an average price of $218. Vivid Seats identifies matchups against the Cardinals, Giants and Rams as among the lower-priced options. These figures reflect secondary-market starting prices and will vary by seat and listing.
Vivid Seats promotes a 100 percent Buyer Guarantee for Seahawks purchases, saying the guarantee ensures secure transactions, timely delivery and valid tickets or a refund. The site uses All-In Pricing to display fees up front so buyers see the full cost before checkout. The marketplace also guarantees that tickets purchased together will be seated together unless otherwise noted in the listing. Listings include options for parking passes, suites and club-level seats at Lumen Field.
The Vivid Seats summary includes basic information about Lumen Field, listing the venue’s capacity at approximately 68,740 and noting typical Seattle game-day weather as cool and rainy. The listing advises fans to consider public transit such as the Light Rail and to buy parking passes in advance when available. Stadium tours are available on non-game days, and the listing highlights nearby restaurants and bars such as Pyramid Alehouse and Elysian Fields. Fans should plan arrival times and review venue policies for a smoother game-day experience.
NFL Sports Blog Take
Primetime matchups such as the Oct. 25 game against Kansas City show higher demand and higher starting prices on the secondary market, while midweek or lesser-profile opponents can offer more affordable options. Vivid Seats’ 100 percent Buyer Guarantee and All-In Pricing can help buyers compare costs across dates and listings. Fans seeking lower-priced seats should monitor inventory for matchups the marketplace identifies as better value, consider upper sideline or higher-numbered sections like 308, and allow time for parking and transit planning at Lumen Field given limited on-site parking.