Here’s what we know about the Seahawks Championship Ceremony and Parade in Seattle

SEATTLE — City officials expect between three-quarters of a million to a million fans to celebrate the Seahawks Super Bowl win by attending a ceremony and parade on Wednesday, Feb. 11 in downtown Seattle.

KING 5 is the official broadcast partner for the Seahawks Championship Ceremony and Parade, with coverage starting at 9 a.m. following KING 5 Morning News.

You can watch the entire celebration inside Lumen Field, including the presentation of the Lombardi Trophy, exclusively on the KING 5 streaming apps for your TV and phone, the KING 5 website and on KONG TV.

The ceremony at Lumen Field is open to the public, but does require tickets. Tickets for the event went on sale Monday morning but sold out in less than 20 minutes. 

The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. PT, but the gates will open at 8:30 a.m. Some limited concessions will be available for purchase and the stadium’s clear bag policy will be in effect. 

The parade is then slated to kick off at 11 a.m. from just north of the stadium. 

KING 5 is the only station bringing you that event live, from the trophy presentation to speeches by the biggest players. Then, you can follow along for the victory parade. KING 5 will have unique access, riding alongside the team on the route.

Seattle weather on Wednesday is looking nice for February. Morning fog is expected, but then it will clear and be partially sunny with temperatures reaching a high of 50 degrees. Overall it should be a dry day; no rain is expected.

That’s almost 20 degrees warmer than the last Seahawks Super Bowl parade. In 2014, after the Seattle defeated the Denver Broncos, high temps just hit the 30s.  

For those wishing to attend the parade in person, the route for the parade stretch for around 2 miles through downtown Seattle. Here’s the details:

• It will begin at 4th Avenue S and S Washington Street
• It will travel north through downtown 4th Avenue
• It will end at 4th Avenue and Cedar Street

The parade is expected to last approximately 2 hours. 

Those traveling to or through downtown Seattle on Wednesday should expect delays from the early morning into the early afternoon. Some buses downtown will operate on alternative routes due to the parade. 

Attendees are encouraged to take public transit into Seattle.

Streets that intersect will be closed from Lumen Field to Seattle Center between 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., with congestion expected to spill over onto side streets. 

On and off ramps for Interstate 5 and Interstate 90 are expected to close briefly at the start of the parade, but will open shortly afterwards. 

Coverage of the ceremony in Lumen Field and the parade will be carried on KONG, KING5.com and the KING 5 streaming apps. 

Follow these steps to get the KING 5 streaming app on your TV: 

• Turn on your TV and open your TV’s app store 
• Search for your KING 5 using your remote. 
• Select the app from the search results. 
• Choose “Download” or “Install.” 
• Once it’s installed, open the app and start watching. 

You can download the mobile app on your phone by search for KING 5 or clicking the links below: 

How to stream KING on your computer, mobile browser: 

The stream will also be on KING5.com. Just click the read KING 5+ logo or visit www.king5.com/watch to watch live coverage on Wednesday. 

KONG is currently available via cable television, such as through Comcast, or satellite television, such as through DirecTV and Dish.  

It’s also available to DirecTV Stream and Fubo subscribers in western Washington.

Finally, KONG is also available for free, over the air for many in the Seattle-Tacoma market. 

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KING 5’s coverage of the ceremony and parade is sponsored with limited commercial interruptions by Nike and the Puyallup Tribe.