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Hundreds wait to purchase Seahawks tickets

Jul 31, 2017, 7:20 AM | Updated: 7:24 am

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Seahawks fans wait in line to purchase tickets Monday morning. (KIRO 7)

(KIRO 7)

Seahawks tickets go on sale Monday morning.

This year, people weren’t allowed to camp out at CenturyLink Field as they were in past years. So at least 200 people camped just off the property on a sidewalk, KIRO 7 reports.

Wristbands are also not being handed out this year, which KIRO 7 reporter Jeff Dubois says made for an interesting morning.

“A lot of tension here at CenturyLink Field because of line cutters. Several hundred people here. We heard lots of shouting and some arguments starting because of people cutting in line.

Dubois says one person was detained by police after a fight broke out over line cutting.

Ticket sales are open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Each person can only buy four tickets total.

Most of the tickets are in the 300-level, but there are some in the Hawks Nest too.

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