The crowd will keep you into the game in this section but the view was less than stellar. It definitely wasn't a Ghost Town with fans scattered throughout the rows. However, 331 would be a great option for the fans that don't have a lot of money to spend on tickets. It's still more than likely that you'll pay more than $100 per seat like we did but that's much less than any of the seats on the lower bowl. Other than that, the viewing experience wasn't that great because the jumbotrons in each end zone aren't all that big so you won't be referring to it as much which means you'll have to really pay attention to the game. The rows are also narrow causing fans to have to stand to let others out. We had seats 20 and 21 on the aisle so we didn't have to worry about walking through fans but were asked to stand up quiet frequently.

You should also remember that tailgating isn't really a staple for Seahawks games due to the strict regulations and lack of parking. There also aren't very many hotels within walking distance but the closest are the Artic Club, Courtyard by Marriott and Renaissance. If you walk from your hotel, there is no need to worry about the game. Centurylink can also be accessed via the light rail or by Amtrack which both stop right outside of the stadium.