What a great baseball field/stadium family friendly great place to go with your friends. It meets every occasion for a fun place to hang out and enjoy a great game or even a great concert so let's focus on our Mariners go Mariners! They do have their own parking garage, so that's extremely helpful and you can enter the building from several points around the building. The staff is super friendly especially Andrea and Security lol read more

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Fantastic facility!! Amazing new tradition being established in a modern ball park. The location is perfect downtown. Bars and restaurants surround the stadium. Great places to pre and psot game. The one drawback is parking is extremely expensive. I paid $85 dollars for a space across the street from the stadium. The city charges an expensive tax on parking fees. (15% I think). read more

Not only has the Mariners tortured its fans with subpar baseball for an unprecedented amount of time but they have the audacity to charge $5 for a kids size soda and not provide a fitted lid or straw. Spilled my drink all over myself because the lid fell off. I'm sick of this franchise. read more

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Yes, food and beverage is expensive like it's always been at pro sports. But the experience itself is great and what a beautiful ballpark. Go M's! read more

Yes, The Seattle Mariners. Being New York Met fan, I can only speak as an outsider. I have felt their pain seeing them year after year, Season after season struggle with the top the big dogs of the American League trying to reclaim the heat of the 90's they had. Even in their immediate division those pesky Astros keep the peddle on. It wasn't always like this we know. Seattle Mariners fans know that name, oh yeah. Ken Griffey Jr. I sure did come up with a growing interest in Baseball. This guy's name was Everywhere as far as Baseball goes in the mid 90's. He was in video games - including Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball. where he is credited special Design consultant and again years later for another feature game. He even still to this day, has a sneaker line - Air Griffey Max 24. How about Ichiro "You should seek approval from yourself" Suzuki? 2 consecutive years of 200+ hits? This guy could hit and have heard wasn't too bad at base stealing in his best years. Or Randy Johnson? Helping bring the heat in the 90's also with some fierce pitching, including a whopping 300+ Strikeouts in the 1993 season. whoa. There are more Mariner greats, but we know that. Being here in Seattle, I'm still going to root from my NYM, but in the spirit of baseball and keeping tabs on the local team Go Mariners. Sea Us Rise! read more

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What a amazing idea for using a stadium during the off season. Pre gaming in the parking lot of Lumen Field is not allowed. So what to do? A few people we met in Seattle mentioned going to "Seattle Mariners" stadium for a pre game. That's right! Next door to the Lumen Field, is the baseball stadium. You line up on the north side. At ten am they let you in. Then you walk down a corridor to the concession area. They have all the TVs and Jumbotron playing football games. They also have all concession stands selling food and beer. It's was a fun pregame to say the least. What a exciting and interesting idea. I'm not a fan of baseball, No in the slightest. But I'm a huge fan of a pre game. read more

In Major League Baseball, the Atlanta Braves are my team, but if I had to root for an American League team, it'd be the Seattle Mariners. How can I not root for a team that's co-owned by Nintendo of America? ;) I was introduced to the Mariners through Nintendo's old magazine, Nintendo Power. One of baseball's best and most popular players, Ken Griffey Jr. ("the Kid"), played for the Mariners. He was on the cover of Nintendo Power three times: * April 1994 (Vol. 59) for Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball * May 1996 (Vol. 84) for Ken Griffey Jr.'s Winning Run * May 1998 (Vol. 108) for Major League Baseball Featuring Ken Griffey Jr. The first two games mentioned above were released for the Super Nintendo. The third game was released for the Nintendo 64. Ken Griffey Jr. was in a fourth Nintendo game, Ken Griffey Jr.'s Slugfest, released in 1999. Ken Griffey Jr. was also on the cover of MLB The Show 17, released for the PlayStation 4 in 2017, seven years after his retirement. That should tell you how big of a star he was/is. At the time of writing this review, Ken Griffey Jr. is among one of the highest vote-getters for baseball's Hall of Fame, garnering 99.32% of votes in 2016. While I don't know baseball like I do other sports (college basketball, NBA, golf, college football), based on my limited knowledge and Nintendo-biased/influenced opinion, I consider Ken Griffey Jr. to be the best baseball player to not win a World Series. He's like John Stockton and Karl Malone. Nintendo owned a 55% stake in the franchise from 1992 to 2016. That stake was reduced to 10% in 2016, concurrent with former Nintendo of America chairman, Howard Lincoln, stepping down as CEO for the team. How the Mariners came to be majority-owned by Nintendo is an interesting bit of history. From a prepared statement by Nintendo: "As many of you know, Nintendo of America Inc., which is headquartered in the Seattle area, was approached by local representatives in the early 1990s and invited to invest in the team, which was at risk of being moved away from the region. The late Hiroshi Yamauchi, at that time the president of Nintendo Co., Ltd., agreed to spend his own money to purchase the majority ownership of the team in order to show Nintendo's appreciation to the U.S. for helping Nintendo do business in the country, and to contribute to the local residents and area. He became the principal owner of the team in 1992." To date, the Mariners have yet to win a World Series. They played their first season in 1977. Presently, they rank towards the bottom, all-time, in overall wins and losses in MLB. Hopefully, they'll get better. read more

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Dodge the raindrops or if you're lucky enough to catch a clear night, there's close to none better than catching the Mariners on a midsummer's night. Easy parking factor: You'll walk a little, but you'll also only pay a little, unless you need to park next door. If you're staying downtown the stadium is a decent walk from most places as well. Cheap ticket factor: spend under $20 for decent seats in most instances, unless you're one of those who just has to be field-level. Aftermarket sites will only help drive that price down. Welcoming factor: Laid-back vibe in Seattle, and the fan has been king since the days of the Kingdome. Food factor: The high-rollers are feasting on Din Tai Fung, Li'l Woody's and Paseo, while the rest of us will skip the $5.50 water and hit up the Mariners Deal of the Day and Beer Value Sections (yes they exist). Lots to enjoy right near the park too. Move freely about the cabin factor: So many places to view the skyline and be closer to the action in this park. Be sure to cruise all levels in outfield and watch some pitches in the vestibule behind the plate. Little kid souvenir factor: We missed visitor BP due to traffic but the fan electricity will make it memorable for kids of any age. It was such a perfect for baseball I almost forgot the always 45-min traffic jam on I-5 coming in, almost. I'll hopefully be back, getting into town early next time. read more

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Great place to watch a baseball game! The park has a lot of food, beverages and team related items for purchase. If you want a great view of the game, the 100 sections are excellent views. The volunteers in the stadium are helpful as well. Covid precautions are in place and there is reduced capacity. read more

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[Review for group sale] Originally we wanted to rent a suite (pretty last minute/a month out from our desired date/game), which was unavailable. However the Mariners Suites & Hospitality team were great about providing the alternate option for a group ticket sale for specific sections. I primarily worked with Mike M, who was quick to reply to any questions and extremely patient (as this was my first time coordinating with the Mariners). If you're not familiar with the stadium, be sure to confirm via map which section(s) are your options to book out. Purchasing the tickets was fast, and the virtual tickets allowed for an easy transfer (option to send the bulk of tickets to one person or to individually send to each person attending). If you're needing an itemized receipt to give to your expense team, they can also generate one. To retrieve your group sale tickets, you'll need to use whichever email you used in your original correspondence (even if you have a Ticketmaster email, the site isn't clear about this). Once you create an account with that email you should see the tickets, and be able to transfer as needed. The portal also allows purchasing gift cards (shipping only on the website). You may be able to ask for gift cards to be purchased and left at the box office. At this time virtual gift cards are not an option, which was unfortunate as their gift cards were out of stock and wouldn't be replenished until after the date we needed them. I was told the gift cards can be used at all the Concession vendors. Our group ticket sale also came with a complimentary welcome message for the game, which our group found to be a nice touch. We're definitely interested in doing this again! read more

This 1 star review is due to how a giveaway was handled on Friday 3-31-23 - Being out of town - we traveled to see the Mariners from Cleveland to see them host our Guardians - unaware of the clear plastic bag policy my husband was forced to throw away a simple sport sack worn on his back - after doing that we stepped in the entry with other fans and were presented a cross over bag which was in no way clear - I find it unacceptable that we were forced to discard a bag and then handed one at the gate that also did not comply with the clear bag policy. read more

Great stadium! Good food, team happened to win the day we went. That was super fun, definitely somewhere you want to bring family read more

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Worst managed team in baseball.. First team to spend $100,000,000 and lose 100 games in baseball. If this ownership group understood what this team needed they would sell to someone who desires to win..... read more

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If if I could give these guys zero Stars I would or negative five cuz those idiots were throwing seeds and stuff at at the pitcher being interviewed. And it's so 2000s now that's kind of passe I don't know why the coaches let him do that I think that's really immature. Ty France was watching his home run too. Act like your 13. read more

Home team fan here. We are born and raised Seattleites and we watched the Mariners even in the Kingdome. Safeco is great to watch them in. We will keep rooting for the Seattle home team no matter what :) read more

Baseball is always a good time. The teams are pretty evenly matched. Went to the game last night and there must have been sound problems, little to no announcements and little to no fan participation it was a rather boring game. The food was good staff was friendly. read more

We had so much fun at our first Mariners game! Since then we have been back 3-4 times. Go Mariners! My favorite experience is obviously when we win but even losing the crowd is a great sport and the city still seems to party! The beer garden is hip and fun. The garlic fries are so delicious! A couple times we took the train/tram to and from our hotel to the stadium, that's a fun way to get there! Other times we just ubered. Super great experiences over all! read more

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They close the roof when it's sunny out. It's pretty ridiculous that they don't allow the sun even if it's Seattle

I am so happy that I got to go to my first Seattle Mariners game with my boyfriend Hunter because it made me feel good to be at the ballpark and cheer on Julio Rodriguez and plus when the umpires had review a play that happened in the bottom of the 9th and all of crowd yelling he is safe so the umpires finally made up their minds and he is safe and the game is over. All of fans were happy/excited that we got a win for that game. read more

We came from out of town and Carl at the ticket booth along with other employees of the stadium were so helpful. Akima at the beer stand by third base was really sweet as well ! Thank you ! read more

Just wanted to say how wonderful this place is.. first off my mom is handicapped. So we needed a wheelchair. They so accommodated us so much. Janice N as part of the customer relations was wonderful to us from the beginning of our stay ( we were out of town from SoCal) to the very end where she escorted her into our car! Can't say enough about our time there!! The only down was getting in line for the handicapped and that was a problem but maybe they could work on that with benches as people wait read more

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I have been a baseball fan for over 60 years. I have suffered thru thin and thin with the Mariners since day 1. After over 1 hour trying to buy tickets on their pathetic website I will permanently take my baseball business elsewhere. The Mariners will never win because they are total losers in every aspect of the game. They can't even manage to win selling tickets Support the Rainers or Aquasox or any of or any other form of baseball. read more

Okay, M's, recent moves (shipping Ackley, dumping Rodney's dead ass and firing Jack Z) are steps in the right direction, albeit ones you took after you had already taken a long, leisurely stroll in the wrong direction. So, golf clap. If you can do something in September to elevate this season from underwhelming to merely whelming, I will bump this rating from 3 stars up to 3.1 stars...like anyone cares. read more

Trying to buy tickets for this year is a total nightmare. The ticket sites have prices that are out of sight for most average families. The official MLB Mariners site offers only $300 tickets for the all star club while all the other sites offer tickets almost everywhere but at out of reach prices and add-on fees. Been a baseball fan for the last 50 years but I'll just have to keep my money in my wallet. The websites are charging upwards of $30-$50 PER TICKET for fees that don't have anything to do with your ticket. Safeco field is not giving any option for tickets other than mobile tickets and...you guessed it...you also pay a fee for the mobile ticket! Us peons have been waiting for the past month just to get hopeful access to tickets that might become available after the big shot season ticket holders buy up everything that's available. Now I see the wait was a waste of time. The only seats affordable are the ones where you need a telescope to see the game. I know it's a weird season but MLB and the Mariners have made this season unapproachable for the average family. So Long Safeco! read more

What am I going do with you little f*ckers? I have no Fox Sports NW, so I decide this is the year...I'm gonna shell $150 so I can get every M's game here in my home in San Diego. 38-16, and 22 games out (at the moment I am writing this)? I will not hate. Nay, I will lament, but I will not hate. You're like a crazy appliance dealer, slashing prices. McLaren? Peace. Bavasi? See ya. Pentland? Adios. Sexy's gone, but we're still picking up that tab, ouch. Who's next? Desperate times call for..., well frankly, terrible moves. But disregard that notion, how about bringing Edgar back at hitting coach? Thrown Grif in RF, he's still got an arm, and we're on grass now. Jesus, I'd take Alvin Davis in his current physical state over Cairo. But, there are some glimmering moments. Morrow is killing it? Bullpen in general looks better than a few months ago. Rally Fries sound delicious, wait. Maybe the Niehaus induction will light a fire, ok maybe not, but please someone do something, anything. read more

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Good baseball. I luv baseball. Win or lose. I luv baseball. I wish the Mariners could win at least 1 WS. While Im still alive. Both my parents and uncle also wished and never got one. Lets Go Mariners. WS read more

I bought a suite for a Toronto game, the experience was great for my family. We had a blast with everything except our server Lance, he was so rude. The suites charge and automatic 17% gratuity, he told me that flat out that he brought me food that we didn't order and we should give him extra tip.. The experience was amazing till he made us feel terrible because he kept asking for extra money. I hope mariners re train their staff! read more

What an awesome ballpark! + Beautifully laid out - not a bad seat in the house + Helpful maps to tell you were the foods is + Lots of food options + Great location - you can take the light rail, bus, or park anywhere in downtown and walk + Very friendly staff on site Look for their discount ticket days or see if your company has discount days. It's worth it to buy an upper deck ticket and just roam around the park. read more

Okay so this could start as a rant about how bad the Mariners have sucked this year, how they keep there old players way too long and how the front office continuously whines about not having any money to spend despite having sold out every game for the last three years (up until this year where apparently the fans have had enough of the crappy play of the team) but I won't do that. Go to a game. They are lots of fun. Tickets can be had for relatively cheap - some locations in the outfield are less than $15 per ticket and the seats are really great. Not a bad seat in the house. If you want to go on the cheap you can bring your own food so you can save money on your $7.00 beer. Pack a flask instead is my recommendation. The food's good and despite the ups and downs of the team, the ballpark is top notch. read more

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Upper Deck behind home plate with the regulars! Decent food throughout... Vegan and Gluten-free options... Come early for batting practice and hang out in the lower area. Great view off the upper level facing towards the sound. Go M's. read more

Love the All Star club! So fun! The food is killer. Such a great view! I love watching baseball games here! So impressed with everything the M's line out! read more

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I went to an afternoon game on Father's day. I wasn't aware of the bag policy so at the gate, I was told that the shopping bag was too large to bring inside. The usher pointed me to vendors across the street on Occidental Ave where the street vendors were loudly advertising $3 lockers (Kettle Kingdom, Gavin Chung). In my panic to not miss the first pitch, I proceeded to rent from the first vendor with my credit card and swiftly dropped off my shopping bag. The next day I found that they had charged me $30 for the locker, which I am now realizing was $3 per 15 minutes but was not clearly advertised. It was deceptive and more expensive than parking a car in a lot downtown. I realize these people are vendors outside the Mariner's premise and are unrelated to the organization, but then I realized why this unscrupulous behavior is allowed to festers right outside their ballpark and it's partly because we've all been conditioned to expect getting fleeced at the ballpark going experience. It starts with the overpriced nose bleed tickets, to the $10 beers and hotdogs. It's all because of the mammoth budget stadiums building that were partly funded by the public and then corporatized by T-mobile and the hundreds of million dollar payroll and greedy team owners. The MLB is not the wholesome past-time experience that it's made out to be. It's a modern day racket. read more

Huge off season has me jacked for this year!! Hasn't been much buzz around the M's recently, but with the additions of Cliff Lee to compliment the most underrated pitcher in the game, King Felix, it should be an entertaining season on the mound for sure! Don't sleep on the Figgins acquisition either. Hitting behind Ichiro will give him lots of opportunities to grab RBI's and to use his speed to set the table for Griffey Jr. Can't believe I can review a sports team on Yelp! What is the world coming to? I'm not sure, but I like where it's headed! read more

Love my Mariners. Nice stadium, clean restrooms, always have had fun while coming here. BUT- Cost of concessions is ridiculous. $7.50 for a 20oz pop, $12 popcorn. Our popcorn went straight in the trash. It had SO MUCH salt it was burning our mouths! If you are going to charge so much for your food items, please make it right so that we can actually consume it. Was imagining the fries would be good, but they weren't. Cold and soggy. If you spend a lot of money on tickets, food shouldn't be this much. Me and my husband always spend $70+ on lunch when we come here. But the food is mediocre low average,... if the food was great I would be more willing to pay the price. Alcohol has a very high price. One margarita is $14, a beer is over $10. Please make improvements on the food. A good ballgame isn't that good with yucky food read more

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This is my favorite baseball team. Periodically I go to a game. It is so much fun. Every year they disappoint me and don't make the playoffs. I still love them and keep routing them on. Maybe they will make the playoffs someday and go to the World Series. read more

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LOVE going to the games! They are so much fun because I get to spend time with friends and family while watching a great game. Getting a wide selection of game day food and drink is the icing on the cake! read more

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Hard to believe only 37 people have written reviews about going to a Mariners game. What's up with that? I'm not into watching baseball on tv but going to a live game is a totally different experience. And from some seats the territorial views are really nice during the evening games. Free street parking and paid meters can be found to avoid extortionate $10 - $20 event lot parking. Even for people who aren't baseball fans I'd say a fun and nice way to spend some wholesome time every once in awhile. read more

The ballpark is beautiful and full of fun! I'm a Mariner fan and season ticket member who travels from Portland, OR to see them at least a few times year. Unfortunately, this weekend I've been treated so poorly by concession workers/crowd incident response staff. I was also disappointed to see how badly fellow mariner fans treated the opposing team's fans. (Atlanta braves) There was so much negativity going on, it took away from enjoying the game. I know the organization can't control this, but it still left a bad taste in my mouth. I like to go to the ballpark to enjoy it all, minus the bad sportsmanship from fans on either side. Back to the service side, during the season ticket member early admission I was heading to the condiment station when a crowd incident response member barreled through me as he was delivering or picking up bottled water with concession workers. I tired to excuse myself, but he continued to push through me and ignored me completely. The two women who helped me at the beer stand at section 132 were very rude. So much so I refused to go back to that beer stand. Hopefully, tomorrow will be a tree experience. Go M's! read more

Purchased their vaccination tickets - all was smooth until I got there and they tell me I can't take my purse or my kids water bottles and bag of their clothes in case they get cold in. It was a shame- I really thought I would go and have a great time with my family but one thing after another was disapponting - I said can I take my battery pack and they said no they have T-Mobile charging station . Their website doesn't make it clear you can't bring purses and the ones they allow are so smalll!!!! Like what about pads - or battery packs and snacks. We had a fjallraven bag and a crossbody. They kept saying that we couldn't bring it in. Find out after paying 10$ for my locker plus for the time wasted not getting the prize because they ran our and they don't have charging stations!!!! It's T-Mobile ballpark! I gusss just like their service it kind of sucks! It's a bit ridiculous don't intend on returning after being vaccinated and trying to show my kids how great Seattle is. It ruined my time and even if my kids want to go this stadium isn't it. I'd rather just take them when we get to go out of town. I had no issues at the LA dodgers stadium. read more

why are the mariners team members as well as their management not covid 19 vaccinated!? you are of hero status, you should set the example for all! it was disturbing to hear from fox news that management was ok with loosing a game, as well as having a player out with covid 19! geez there are free mobile covid 19 stations that will come to you...shame on you for not participating in protecting your selves, your fans, your co- workers, your venders & your sponsers & other teams? shame! shame! shame! read more