where to watch seahawks parade
You can watch the Seahawks Super Bowl parade both on TV and via live stream, plus there are a few creative “watch spots” if you’re in Seattle.
Quick Scoop
- Date: Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026.
- Trophy celebration at Lumen Field: starts 10 a.m. PT (ticketed, not open to general public).
- Parade start time: about 11 a.m. PT, lasting around two hours.
- Parade route: Along 4th Avenue, from S Washington Street (near Lumen Field/SODO) north to 4th & Cedar near Seattle Center/Space Needle.
Where to Watch on TV & Streaming
Local TV (Seattle area)
- KING 5 (NBC Seattle): Carrying live coverage of the ceremony and parade.
- KONG TV: Also showing live parade coverage.
- Other local options: Some coverage and highlights may appear on FOX 13 Seattle and other sports/newscasts through the day.
Streaming options
You can stream the parade if you’re not near a TV:
- KING 5 app (smart TV or phone):
- Download the KING 5 app on Roku/Fire Stick/smart TV or your phone.
* Open the app and tap the **Live** button (usually a red live indicator) in the upper corner to jump straight into the stream.
- KING5.com:
- Go to king5.com (sometimes shown as kingf5.com in on‑air mentions) and click the live or K+ button to watch the live feed in your browser.
- Seahawks.com / official streams:
- A dedicated live stream is also listed as available at Seahawks.com/live and on KING5.com for fans out of market.
If You’re Going In Person
Best areas along the route
The parade rolls north on 4th Avenue from S Washington Street up to Cedar Street, a bit south of the Space Needle.
Good in‑person viewing zones include:
- Near Lumen Field/SODO (4th & S Washington):
- Closer to the start, high energy as the players first hit the route.
- Downtown core along 4th Avenue (Pioneer Square, central business district):
- Lots of office workers, dense crowds, classic “canyon of buildings” vibe.
- Near 4th & Cedar / Seattle Center side:
- Close to the end of the route; good if you want to pair the parade with hanging out near the Space Needle or Seattle Center afterward.
City and media estimates suggest anywhere from about 750,000 to close to a million fans could show up, so packed sidewalks and long waits are expected.
“Watch Party” Ideas (If You’re Not Downtown)
Even if you can’t make it to the route, you can still feel like part of the celebration:
- At home:
- Put KING 5 or KONG on your TV, stream via the KING 5 app, and invite a few friends for a mini “Lombardi brunch” starting around 9–10 a.m. PT.
- At work or school:
- If allowed, keep a muted stream running in a browser tab via KING5.com or Seahawks.com/live and pop over when big moments happen, like the trophy shots or player speeches.
- In another city or country:
- Use the KING 5 app or web stream to watch from anywhere with a stable connection; this is specifically noted as an option for fans who are “out of town” but still want to join the moment.
Quick FAQ
What is the easiest way to watch if I’m totally new to this?
- Download the KING 5 app , open it, and tap the live button; or just go to king5.com and click the live/K+ indicator.
Where exactly is the parade again?
- 4th Avenue, from S Washington Street near Lumen Field north to 4th & Cedar, just south of the Space Needle/Seattle Center area.
| Option | How to watch Seahawks parade | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Local TV | KING 5, KONG TV live coverage. | [1][3][5][6][4]Fans in the Seattle TV market who want a simple, high‑quality feed. |
| Streaming apps | KING 5 app (TV/phone), Seahawks.com/live, KING5.com. | [3][5][6][4]Out‑of‑town fans, people watching at work or on the go. |
| In person | Line 4th Ave from S Washington to Cedar; parade starts ~11 a.m. PT. | [7][9][5][1][3]Local 12s who want the full street‑party experience. |
| Traffic cameras | Local outlet offers a stitched view of 4th Ave via traffic cams. | [10]Quick ambient look at the route without full broadcast commentary. |
