Washington

Saturday in Seattle comes in through Montlake or the light rail, into the purple-dot surface lots, and up to Husky Stadium. Some lots let you set up in the open air, garages often ban grills, and you need to know which one you bought before you unpack.

Must see / do

Around campus

• Husky Stadium on Montlake is the walk-up, with the water and the bridge in the view.
• Surface lots E1 and E18 allow an open-air setup, and the garages ban grills. The Ave in the University District is the optional strip before kick.

Before the game

• Confirm the 2026 Dawg Walk and team-arrival time on that week’s GoHuskies gameday posts.
• Light rail and Sound Transit beat the Montlake choke, which is the honest Seattle traffic note. On the information page, cars are about $60, RVs about $220, and lots open 6 hours before kick.

On the lot

• One pass covers one stall, and your stuff stays in front of or behind it, inside the purple dots. No overnight. The policies page lists which grills and which garages are banned.
• The map PDF is still labeled 2025, so confirm the current map before you treat lot letters as locked. Grills and stalls are in the overview.

Overview

• Lots open 6 hours before kick.
• One pass covers one stall.
• Gear stays in front of or behind the stall, and the purple dots mark the depth.
• Surface lots follow the grill policy.
• Garages prohibit grills, so read the banned list.
• Rates are about $60 for a car and about $220 for an RV on the information page, so confirm them the week of the game.
• No overnight parking.
• The map PDF is still labeled 2025, so confirm the current map.

The written rules and what an officer calls that Saturday aren’t always the same. Confirm yours the week of the game.

Map

Official policy

Parking Policies →

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