Climate Pledge Arena
Seattle, WA
Built: 2000-08-04
Capacity: 18,100
Storm (wnba)Overall Rating
3.6out of 5
Arena Rating Breakdown
Food
3.5Seat Comfort
4.5Transportation
3.0Vibes
4.3View
3.0Walkability
3.5Visit Details
Date of Visit: May 23, 2024
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What We Loved
- Climate Pledge Arena stands out as the world's first net-zero certified stadium, operating entirely on renewable electricity and achieving zero-waste status by diverting over 90% of its waste from landfills.
- The arena offers a wide array of culinary choices, including local favorites like Din Tai Fung and Just Poke, with 75% of ingredients sourced within a 300-mile radius.
- With a high seat comfort rating of 4.5, attendees can expect a comfortable viewing experience.
- Unique Arena Vibes: Scoring 4.25 in arena vibes, the venue boasts features like a 1,700-square-foot living wall and dual-suspended scoreboards, enhancing the overall atmosphere.
- The arena includes features like contactless payments and clear signage, contributing to its accessibility rating of 3.5.
What We Didn't Like
- With a transit rating of 3.0, some attendees may find public transportation options limited, especially those not familiar with Seattle's transit system.
- View from Certain Seats: A rating of 3.0 suggests that some seats may offer obstructed or less-than-ideal views, possibly due to the arena's unique design elements.
- While the food quality is high, prices are elevated, with items like mac and cheese priced at $14 and craft beers at $15, which may be steep for some visitors.
The Verdict
Climate Pledge Arena excels in sustainability, comfort, and atmosphere, making it a premier destination for events in Seattle. While there are areas for improvement, such as transit accessibility and pricing, the arena's commitment to environmental responsibility and guest experience positions it as a leading venue in the industry.
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