Seattle Sports
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Safeco Field With its retractable roof, many consider Safeco Field the greatest ballpark ever built. The venue is versatile - previous uses include: soccer, football, and WrestleMania. |
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Qwest Field Called one of the most stunning urban sports complexes in the country, Qwest Field is home to the Seattle Seahawks. The venue is ideal for football, soccer, lacrosse, and concerts. |
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KeyArena at Seattle Center KeyArena, conveniently located in the shadow of the Space Needle, provides a comfortable and intimate setting for events. Annual uses include figure skating, ice hockey, basketball, and music concerts. |
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Emerald Downs A premier thoroughbred racing venue in the Northwest, Emerald Downs features a state of the art, 250,000 sq ft grandstand and one-mile racing oval. Events include Fireworks Spectacular show and Longacres Mile Day. |
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King County Aquatic Center The King County Aquatic Center features two pools, a diving tank with two levels of springboards, and five levels of platforms. Major events such as Goodwill Games and Olympic Team Trials have been held here. |
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Starfire Sports and Entertainment Complex The Starfire Sports and Entertainment Complex is located in Tukwila, just south of Seattle. It hosts many large soccer and softball tournaments and is also popular for its soccer leagues, camps, and training sessions. Starfire Sports will soon be the perfect venue to enjoy other entertainment activities. |
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Pacific Raceways Pacific Raceways is a leading promoter of motor sports activities in the Pacific Northwest. It hosts a vast range of motor sports events including drag races, sport car races, motorcycle races, club races, and vintage car races. Pacific Raceways is currently regaining its status as the premier motor sports facility in the Northwest. |
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| Downtown Seattle - Hotels, Shopping and your within walking distance of most attractions, with a great selection of Restaurants and sporting venues like Qwest and Safeco Fields. |
| Seattle Events Calendar Jan - Dec there is always something going on in Seattle. |
| Fashion in Seattle Seattle's day-to-day fashion seems to have lost its edge and softened, paw and practical over the weird, funky or runway-ready. |
| Food in Seattle - all types of cuisine, weather its a romantic atmosphere or a view of the Seattle Skyline or a quick hearty meal before the game or some Jazz into the night Seattle has a lot to offer. |
| Fremont Fair Seattle - Fremont Fair is located in the funky and friendly Fremont neighborhood in Seattle, Washington's own "Center of the Universe." |
| Getting around Pike Place Market - Walk down the cobblestone street, past perpetually gridlocked cars (don't even think of driving down to Pike Place) |
| Getting around Seattle's Waterfront - The Waterfront is relatively cut off from the rest of downtown Seattle, although the nicely landscaped Hill climb Corridor (at the end of Pike St) serves as a handy people-funnel between the Waterfront and Pike Place Market. |
| Seattle Lifestyle - typical Seattle lifestyle is decidedly casual on the outside but serious when it counts. |
| Seattle Neighborhoods - Seattleites talk about everything in terms of neighborhoods. Though the city is in fact very compact, talking to locals might give you the impression that say, Capitol Hill and Fremont are days apart. |
| Seattle Today - Seattle has embraced the spoils of its success in the past few years fancy new restaurants have cropped up all over the place, the nightlife scene has gone seriously upscale, brand-new condominiums dot former slums. |
| The Seattle Waterfront - Seattle's Waterfront is still a busy place, although, today, tourist facilities far outnumber actual port activities. |
| Seattle's First Hill - Known as 'Pill Hill,' First Hill is home to three major hospitals, Harborview Medical Center, Swedish Medical Center/First Hill, and Virginia Mason Medical Center. |
| Seattle's International District - East of Pioneer Square is the International District, Seattle's Chinatown, where Asian groceries and restaurants line the streets. |
