Seattle Sea Dragons Tickets
Seattle Dragons XFL Tickets
Get ready to breathe fire with your Seattle Dragons tickets from TicketSmarter! The Seattle Dragons are a professional football team that plays in the XFL. The XFL was originally founded in 2001 and played one season before being relaunched in 2018 by the league’s owner Vince McMahon. The first eight teams of the revamped XFL were announced in August of 2019 and the Seattle Dragons were one of the original eight franchises. The Dragons played their first game on February 8, 2020 to kick off the new XFL. The Seattle XFL franchise reached a season record of 1-4 before the season was cut short.
During the inaugural Seattle Dragons season, the team enjoyed an average attendance of over 25,000 per home game. The team played their home games at Lumen Field, which they shared with the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks and the MLS’s Seattle Sounders FC. In August of 2020, the XFL was sold to RedBird Capital, a consortium including Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. The league will return with a full spring season schedule in 2022. Secure your Seattle Dragons tickets at TicketSmarter to enjoy the fast pace of XFL football live!
Seattle Dragons Ticket Prices
There are several variables that will affect Seattle Dragons ticket prices throughout the season. The number of games left in the season, the team’s performance on the field and seating location at the stadium will all have an impact on the cost of tickets.
How much are Seattle Dragons tickets?
Seattle Dragons tickets will usually start at prices around $30 for seats in the lower level. Club level tickets will start in the $60 range. The average price of a Seattle Dragons ticket is around $45.
Seattle Dragons Dates & Schedule
The XFL features a spring football schedule that will see the Seattle Dragons compete in ten regular season games. The season typically begins the weekend after the Super Bowl with games taking place on Saturdays and Sundays. The Dragons are members of the West Division and will play the Dallas Renegades, Houston Roughnecks and Los Angeles Wildcats twice during the season. The Dragons will face East Division opponents including the DC Defenders, New York Guardians, St. Louis BattleHawks and Tampa Bay Vipers once during the season.
When do Seattle Dragons tickets go on sale?
Seattle Dragons tickets will usually go on sale in the late fall or in early January. The XFL schedule will usually be released a month or two in advance of the start of the season in February. Be sure to check out the event listings on TicketSmarter so you don’t miss out on any Dragons games!
Seattle Dragons Seating Chart
Lumen Field at 800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134 is the home of the Seattle Dragons. The stadium opened in 2002 and was originally known as Seahawks Stadium. It was built for the Seattle Seahawks, but also serves as the home of the Seattle Sounders FC. Seahawks games at Lumen Field can hold 68,740 fans, while Sounders and Dragons games only use the lower levels and have a seating capacity of 37,722.
The Seattle Dragons seating chart will have seating available in the 100 level and the 200 club level. Both levels cover each sideline, while the 100 level also extends behind the end zones. Sections 134 to 136 on the Lumen Field will place fans directly behind the Dragons’ bench between the 35-yard lines.
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