Husky Stadium

Husky Stadium is one of college football's most spectacular venues, perched on the shores of Lake Washington with views of Mount Rainier. The home of Washington Huskies football creates an unforgettable atmosphere with its purple-clad crowd and sailgating tradition on the lake. The 70,000-seat venue underwent a massive renovation completed in 2013. Husky Stadium's unique setting and passionate fan base make it one of the Pac-12's premier destinations.

Husky Stadium opened in 1920 and has been the Huskies' home for over a century. It hosted the 1990 Goodwill Games and the 1994 FIFA World Cup. The 2013 renovation preserved the iconic views while adding premium seating and modern amenities. The stadium holds the NCAA record for loudest crowd noise at 133.6 decibels. Husky Stadium remains one of college football's most scenic and electric venues.