A touchdown is the primary method of scoring in American and Canadian football, in which the ball carrier causes the football to break the plane of the end zone, thus earning 6 points for his team (in both codes).
A touchdown is analogous to a Rugbytry, with the major difference being that for a try the football has to be placed on the ground, a requirement abolished decades ago in gridiron football.
The term touchdown is also used in rugby union and rugby league to refer to the physical act of placing the ball down on the ground past the goal line.
American Family Insurance Touchdown City is an interactive football experience for football fans of all ages. Unique games, displays, football skill tests, and entertainment await fans inside American Family Insurance Touchdown City, spanning 170,000 square feet in the Qwest Field Event Center.
Admission into American Family Insurance Touchdown City is free and open to all Seahawks fans three hours before each home game.
American Family Insurance Touchdown City is located inside the Qwest Field Event Center, which is connected to the south end of Qwest Field.
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