Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is ready to welcome soccer fans from around the world this summer! This know before you go guide brings together the essentials for your travel to Seattle. SEA is open 24/7 to help you get to the games. Read on for transportation, services at the airport, soccer experiences for your travel day, and how to get help.
Transportation and Services at the Airport:
Accessibility: Contact your airline directly to make a mobility and accessibility accommodation prior to your flight, especially if you require wheelchair assistance.
Airlines: For ticketing, baggage, boarding, and other in-flight issues you can contact your airline directly.
Baggage Services and Storage: Luggage carts, storage, and porting services are available.
Dining and Retail: Fuel up and find the perfect souvenir before you head to the match! Find your soccer merch and gear at Hudson in Central Terminal or Gate A3 Hudson, and Emerald City Market in N Concourse.
International Travel Information:
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) manages the passport control and customs within U.S. Airports, for immigration and visa questions.
- At SEA, you claim your checked bags before going through passport control.
- Find more Information for International Travelers on your safety and rights.
- Language interpretation and translation support is available throughout the terminal.
Lost and Found: The SEA Airport Lost and Found is open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and located at Baggage Claim, file a lost property report either online or by phone. If you lost your item on the plane, please contact your airline directly as they have their own lost and found service.
Security Screening and Checkpoints:
- Transportation Security Association (TSA) manages the security screening checkpoints within U.S. airports, identification requirements for traveling, and more. It is recommended to arrive two hours before for domestic and three hours before for international flights.
- Learn about our security shortcuts with SEA Spot Saver.
Family Travel: Explore spaces and services designed with little travelers in mind.
Find Transportation Options to and from the Airport: From Link Light Rail and ride apps to rental cars, plan your route.
Soccer Experiences at the Airport
Fan zones, pop-up performances, art, selfie spots, and Seattle touches to make your travel day unforgettable!
Soccer Pep Rally - June 3 at 10:30 a.m. in Central Terminal: Festivities include Seahawks Blue Drumline, Soccer Freestyle performance by Cory Freestyle, Jett the SEA Otter Mascot, Soccer and SEA Swag
Big Screen Viewing – June 11 to July 19 in the Central Terminal: Watch the global soccer matches and tournament with food and beverage for purchase.
Gaming Zone – June 11 to July 19 in the N Concourse: Play EA Sports video games with food and beverage for purchase.
Photo Opportunities – June 17 to July 19 at Gate A1:
- Juneteenth themed SEA letters will be available from June 17 to June 21.
- Soccer themed SEA letters will be available from June 22 to July 19.
Soccer merch and gear: Find your fit in the terminal at Hudson in Central Terminal or Gate A3 Hudson, and Emerald City Market in N Concourse.
Get Help at the Airport
If you need assistance before, during, or after your trip contact SEA Customer Care:
- Pathfinders and volunteers are available daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. at our Information Desks and throughout the terminal in green!
- Tag or direct message us at @flySEA on Facebook, Twitter (X), and Instagram.
- Email us at [email protected]
- Call us at (206) 787-5388
- Navigate the airport with the interactive map or in the flySEA App.
For safety or operational issues:
- If you feel unsafe or see an emergency call or text 9-1-1 to contact Port of Seattle Police or Port of Seattle Fire. For non-emergencies, call (206) 787-3490 or make a report online.
- Report custodial or maintenance requests 24/7.
- Find more Information for International Travelers on your safety and rights.
- The Stop Hate Hotline (833-786-7481 or 833-STOP-H81) is a 24/7, toll-free, non-emergency phone line for reporting hate crimes and bias incidents in King County. The hotline provides confidential, trauma-informed support in over 200 languages. Learn more from King County.
- Find Information and Resources on Anti-Human Trafficking.
