Space Needle Surprises Seattle with Fireworks for Every Seahawks Touchdown, Caps Super Bowl Victory with Fireworks Show–Video and Photo Assets

WHAT: Seattle didn’t just watch the Seahawks win the Super Bowl — the Space Needle celebrated the first field goal kick and every touchdown with fireworks, then capped off the night with a grand finale to celebrate the Seattle Seahawks’s win!

It was a surprise moment for fans across the city and those watching online and during the broadcast.

“We wanted to give Seattle and Seahawks fans everywhere a moment to look up and feel the pride of this historic season,” said Karen Olson, Chief Operating Officer of the Space Needle. “Each touchdown ignited the sky and marked a moment of joy for our city.”

High-resolution broadcast-quality video and photography of the fireworks, skyline reactions, and post-game celebration are available for immediate use.

Video and photo assets for media use located at:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/un412gew1efdpziuy28yq/ALi3DKV89uDkyLvTWur1PRk?rlkey=0n4lpe5x6slzc17uixzi25oa3&st=qxs40ezh&dl=0

Video and photo credit caption and tag: courtesy of the Space Needle.

WHEN: Sunday, February 8, 2026

• Starting at 3:30 PM, for first score and each touch down, the Space Needle launched 60 pyrotechnic shots to match the milestone Super Bowl 60.
• At the end of the game, a grand finale display celebrated the Seahawks Super Bowl LX win over the Patriots

WHERE: The Space Needle in Seattle, Washington

FUN FACTS: 

About the Space Needle:

• The Space Needle was originally constructed in just 400 days for the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair, which was themed “The Age of Space” and hosted 2.65 million guests!
• The Space Needle’s 520-foot saucer-shaped “top house” offers Seattle’s only 360-degree indoor and outdoor panoramic views of downtown, Mount Rainier, Puget Sound, and the Cascades and Olympic mountain ranges.
• The Space Needle is referred to as “she/her” because its graceful design was inspired by an abstract sculpture by David Lemon titled “The Feminine One.”
• The Space Needle got a “Spacelift” in 2018, when Floor-to-ceiling glass views, including an upper-level outdoor observation deck with open-air glass walls and Skyriser glass benches, were installed.
• This year (2025), the Space Needle opened the Skyliner 1 elevator, the first all-glass, double-deck, outdoor elevator in North America and the first on a tower in the world!
• Located 500 feet in the air, the Space Needle’s Loupe Level offers the world’s first and only revolving glass floor.

About the firework display:

• 60 rounds of fireworks were launched from the Space Needle during Super Bowl LX after each touchdown. This was a complete surprise for Seattleites and onlookers.
• A crew of 7 technicians with PyroSpectaculars worked to create the fireworks at the Space Needle.
• The colors included Seahawk blue and lime green
• The Space Needle fireworks are reserved for special occasions; historically fireworks have been featured for the past 30 years during the annual New Year’s at the Needle celebration and during the Seahawks’ 2014 Super Bowl appearance.

MEDIA CONTACT: Media are invited to utilize the video assets linked above for this Super Bowl announcement and news only; for more information, please reach out to
Amy Cunningham, Space Needle PR Director
+1.206.295.6111
media@spaceneedle.com

For more information on use of the Space Needle logo and trademarks, visit: spaceneedle.com/trademark

/PRNewswire/ — Feb. 8, 2026/

SOURCE Space Needle