Visit for the season opener

NittanyFalconSpartan

My wife and I (both Penn State grads) have always heard great things about Washington football games and are really excited to make our first trip to the Pacific NW this September. I was wondering where the best place to get tickets would be (we're open to sitting anywhere ... no particular section in mind) and some things that we should hit up on campus/the surrounding area. We're really excited for the game, as Rutgers is terrible and the Huskies are looking to be pretty good this season. Any and all suggestions would be welcomed!

PostGameOrangeSlices

dnc

Hi Damone!

phineas

Just walk up to the stadium and buy tickets before kickoff. You shouldn't have any trouble getting good seats

GrundleStiltzkin

Welcome to our? city and our? stadium. We?'ll be happy to show you to you're seats.

GrundleStiltzkin

Ps, be sure to get to Park Place Market to watch the flying fish, a real hidden local gem.

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SonnyShackelford

Are you looking to sit anywhere in particular? What section do you want to be in?

Dardanus

Some of the local eateries offer ribs n' rickshaw specials. Just ask around.

Cohen12

Don't forget to visit The Zone! That Crazy Larry is a real character!

Ice_Holmvik

Meat me at the 7-11 on Aurora before the game and I'll get you squared away.

NittanyFalconSpartan

phineas said:

Just walk up to the stadium and buy tickets before kickoff. You shouldn't have any trouble getting good seats

Good to know. We were worried with the higher expectations for the season and it being the home opener that it would be harder to get tickets.

NittanyFalconSpartan

SonnyShackelford said:

Are you looking to sit anywhere in particular? What section do you want to be in?

Not really. We're just looking to enjoy the stadium and the atmosphere. I've been to Beaver Stadium quite a bit, Michigan Stadium, Spartan Stadium, Ryan Field, and the Orange Bowl, so it will be great to see a stadium with such an incredible view.

NittanyFalconSpartan

GrundleStiltzkin said:

Welcome to our? city and our? stadium. We?'ll be happy to show you to you're seats.

We'd certainly appreciate this killer view, but something a bit less breezy would also be nice.

HuskyJW

Great local place for breakfast....Shari's Pie House. Everything made from scratch. There are a few of them around Seattle but it is definitely not a chain by any means.

TierbsHsotBoobs

SonnyShackelford said:

Are you looking to sit anywhere in particular? What section do you want to be in?

14a

PurpleJ

Make sure to act like a flamboyantly gay socialist hipster. It will help you fit in with the locals. Wear a wool scarf with your team's logo. Perfect for a crisp summer day.

Swaye

I, for one, welcome our Nittany Falcon Spartan overlords.

Dennis_DeYoung

I've heard @section8 rules.

whatshouldicareabout

NittanyFalconSpartan said:

My wife and I (both Penn State grads) have always heard great things about Washington football games and are really excited to make our first trip to the Pacific NW this September. I was wondering where the best place to get tickets would be (we're open to sitting anywhere ... no particular section in mind) and some things that we should hit up on campus/the surrounding area. We're really excited for the game, as Rutgers is terrible and the Huskies are looking to be pretty good this season. Any and all suggestions would be welcomed!

Those were probably lies. We've sucked every year since 1991.

Pitchfork51

Make sure to check out the local 7-11 if anyone gives you shit