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    karla S.

    Beautiful stadium glad we were able to catch a game on our trip to Seattle. Great atmosphere, great fans, lots of food and beverages. They even have a phone charging station which I thought was super cool. The stadiums has a great set up, anywhere you sit you'll have a great view, I especially liked that you can watch the pitchers warm up. If you're ever in Seattle I recommend watching a game at T-Mobile park

    Kim S.

    Beautiful, fun stadium. Oracle is still my favorite. Had great seats and plenty of food and drink to choose from. We found a spot with five dollar cans of beer. Best of all the Giants beat the Mariners!

    Soda cup, refillable for the game. And you can bring it back.
    michelle h.

    We had such a fun time at T-Mobile park, there are so many unique food and drink options. The playground in the outfield is great when the kids are getting restless and everyone was great. Overall great experience and would definitely come back.

    Sam P.

    Such a great ballpark. It's relatively simple to navigate inside. There isn't a very wide range of food, compared to some other parks, but they have the essentials. Same thing with beverages. What really made the visit great was the staff. From guest services to the team store, everyone was extremely helpful and seemed happy to be there. We had great seats at the two games we attended, but upon walking around the park and seeing multiple sectioned, it seems there's not a bad seat in the house!

    Leroy T.

    Well Another Must Visit if your in Seattle !!! If you happen to be looking for things to do and Cross off on your Bucket list . I say if the Seattle Mariners are playing you must try to get tickets to see a game here . Home of the Seattle Mariners !! I always enjoy some good Baseball and I also like to check out all the MLB Stadiums around and we just checked off another stadium off our list !!! This is what I thought of this Stadium . Fist Nice and it is pretty awesome and Cool to see how it is and the different types of restaurants they have here also at this stadium . But we got a huge Nachos that was inside a Batting Helmet !! I would say kind of expensive but the Nachos were Delicious !! My overall Experience was good and I would for sure be back and enjoy more games here !!

    Nick G.

    Went to a game at T-Mobile Park and watched the Seattle Mariners take on the Atlanta Braves. Great overall experience. The stadium is clean, easy to get around, and has a really good atmosphere. Sightlines are solid pretty much everywhere, and it's just a good place to watch a game whether you're a big baseball fan or not. Food options were a highlight. Grabbed a Coors Light, a Great State cheeseburger, and a Sumo Dog chili cheese, and everything hit. Also stopped by Marination for the ube coconut Krispy, which was a really good sweet option to mix things up. Lines moved pretty well and the staff kept things organized. It never felt chaotic even with a full crowd. Between the game, the food, and the overall vibe, it's easily one of the better ballpark experiences. Definitely a place I'd come back to for another game.

    Eryn W.

    My son and I went to the Mariners game this past Sunday and had an absolute blast, but I have to highlight the real MVP of the day: the barbecue from Rolling Smoke BBQ in Section 313. Imo, stadium food can be hit or miss, but I was so pleasantly surprised by how every single thing we ordered was DELICIOUS! We went for the Rib Platter, and it was worth every penny. The ribs were perfectly smoky and literally fall-off-the-bone tender with that glossy, glassy skin you only get with high-quality BBQ. The sauce had just the right balance of sweet and tangy, and even the sides were phenomenal. Usually, sides are an afterthought at a stadium, but both the baked beans and the creamy macaroni and cheese were delicious. I'm already looking forward to the next game at the stadium; mostly so I can get my hands on this barbecue again, lol. If you're looking for the best meal in the park, this is definitely it!

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    Steven I.

    I've been to about a dozen MLB ballparks and this was definitely a very unique experience. The fanbase was very into the game and extremely positive, having specific chants even for players who came off the bench. That's not very common in sports, especially in baseball. The food was pretty standard ballpark food with most people I noticed either grabbing chicken tenders and garlic fries or a Detroit pizza which looked pretty good. We caught the right game as it was fireworks night! It was a pretty full house and it was one of the more memorable experiences I've had at a ballgame.

    Kenny C.

    Alright, alright, alright... let's talk about baseball the way it oughta be experienced under the bright lights of T-Mobile Park, home of the Seattle Mariners. Now listen here... before you even step inside those gates, you'll notice something mighty interesting the food vendors outside the park might just outshine the ones inside. That's right. Grab yourself something good on the street, flash that Magenta status pride, and stroll into one of the most electric ballparks in America. Because once the game gets going... oh man... the fireworks crack, the lights start zipping around the stadium, and the noise hits you like a wave rolling in off the Puget Sound. This place ain't just a ballpark it's a show. The stadium holds nearly 48,000 folks and somehow makes every one of them feel like they're sitting front row at a concert. The massive retractable roof a 22-million-pound engineering beast that slides open in about 10 to 20 minutes keeps the rain away but still lets the park breathe like true outdoor baseball. When those lights start flashing and the intro music hits, the place hums, roars, and shakes with that Seattle energy. You'll see statues honoring Mariners legends, skyline views peeking through the open sides, and fans buzzing like they just walked into the loudest summer party in the Pacific Northwest. So here's the deal. You don't even have to be a die-hard Mariners fan. If you're anywhere near Seattle, buy the ticket. Seriously. Because a night at T-Mobile Park isn't just watching baseball it's the lights, the roar, the crowd, the madness of the lines, and that feeling like you just wandered into a rock concert where the guitars are bats and the drums are 40,000 people losing their minds. And when the game ends and the fireworks pop over the skyline... you'll lean back, grin a little, and say it yourself: Alright, alright, alright... now that was something special.

    Chuck C.

    WWOOOWWWww, what a nice ball park. Only place to catch a ball game in the mist of the Pacific Northwest daily downpours, LOL... -Vibe: exciting. Tons of entertainment during game. Wish i captured a video of parachuting carrots. FUN.. -epic food selection. MOD pizza and beer were excellent. Skip a few meals prior and bring an appetite.... - Location and Transportation:: Out of town or state visitors, this is for you....Seattle light rail system is super convenient and easy to use. Find you nearest station and head towards the Stadium station. Easy walk with tons of people in Marines gear...salty in numbers. ...get a Seattle-dogs along the way. Very memorable experience... -Will definitely be back....

    Katherine Y.

    Beautiful ballpark and I love the occasional give away. Hello kitty night was definitely fun! Go Mariners!

    Jason R.

    Beautiful stadium and prices were fantastic compared to what I am used to paying for Dodgers games. We went to a day game while visiting Seattle. We stopped at the aquarium in the morning and then walked from there to the stadium. Right outside the stadium there were places set up serving food/drinks and we stopped there to save some $. Remember to not bring in bags that are not see through. My wife had to leave her purse in a rented locker available just outside the stadium. It is a beautiful stadium and we were fortunate that the weather was pleasant too!

    I sat at 192 And there's a huge Black Wall Blocking your view  Too see if there is a home run Specially
    OlyLou M.

    I sat at 192 And there's a huge Black Wall Blocking your view Too see if there is a home run Specially. P.S Julio never throws the ball here

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    Ask the Community - T-Mobile Park

    Gluten free options?

    There are gluten free ciders, but so far no gluten free food options.

    Are food and drinks available to buy at a Concert?

    Yes but all the stuff is very expensive

    Which level has a walking bridge to the park from mariners parking garage?

    Either 2nd or 3rd. Not particularly sure on that one. We did come across it when we were last there, but we had to go to ground floor (main entrance) to get our bag checked/security.

    I bought tickets for a concert, but I can't find a map of where to go to enter the field. any extra advice for this newbie?

    There are entry's at home plate by the statues and there are also entry's at right field center field the bullpen the left field and 3rd base. You can also look up T-Mobile Park Maps and you can see the entrances!

    Park at safeco or off site?

    If you want something convenient and close (literally across the street) but don't mind paying upwards of $60 park at the garage.… 

    How are concerts at this venue? Is the sound good? Is it worth getting in the floor seats or does everyone stand up so you can't see?

    The sound is great! They string up speakers for the upper levels which make you feel like you're right in front of the stage. I suggest getting seats in the 200 level. They're padded and comfortable!

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    Lumen Field

    Lumen Field

    4.1
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    Love coming here. Whether it's the Seahawks or the sounders, this place rocks! Literally! They…read moreengineered this place to be loud. Getting here is a breeze too. They have a nice parking garage but I prefer taking the link in. North side of the stadium you'd take the International District stop. If you want the south side of the stadium, then Stadium is the best stop. Food and beverage options here are decent. They're optimized for crowds too with those Amazon markets where you just walk out. Seattle dogs are my staple now but they have all your stadium favorites and generally lines aren't too bad since they have a lot of options. I've attended events in lots of areas of the stadium including suites, end zones, upper and lower decks. I'd say it's a fun environment wherever you sit. It does get loud though. Bring earplugs for those sensitive to loud noises. The suites shield you from much of that though. Getting around in the stadium is fairly effortless too. The pro shop on the ground floor is the most congested. The line moves pretty fast though. There are also large ramps like the Olympic ramp that you can walk up and down floors too. Overall, any chance I get to come here I generally take advantage of since it's easy to get to and I like this environment. Have fun!

    For a big stadium pop/folk show like Ed Sheeran's LOOP Tour, built on looping, live layering, and…read morehuge sing-alongs, Lumen Field delivered the goods. Scale, energy, and that classic Pacific Northwest night under the arches. When the crowd is locked in and the songs are big enough to fill the place, it really shines. That said, the acoustics aren't great for quieter or more nuanced moments (stadium echo is real here), and getting in and out can be a pain, especially by transit. The light-rail mess after this show didn't help. If you care more about atmosphere and hits than perfect sound, you'll leave happy. If you're sensitive to echo or prefer intimate acoustics, maybe stick to smaller venues. Sheeran keeps coming back for a reason though--this place works for his style of stadium intimacy, even if it's not a sonic paradise.

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    WAMU Theater

    WAMU Theater

    2.4
    (226 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$$

    My first concert here and I'm on the fence on whether I loved it or not. The entry was smooth and…read morethe staff were nice. They do have a clear bag policy so make sure you check that out. The space is very large and can accommodate a lot of people in the General Admission area. The paid seating area is nice because you don't have to stand for hours on end BUT the downside to having reserved seats is that you're far from the stage. This is where I'm conflicted. It was pretty hard to see the performers and some of the strobe lights hit you right in the eyes. There's no TVs to give a better view. The other thing was that the sound was a bit wonky. I'm not sure if its where I was sitting or if it was just off. Leaving was pretty easy and there's food immediately outside the theater.

    I've attended numerous shows at WaMu Theater over the years, including Miguel, Lamb of God, Baby…read moreKeem, Gunna, LANY, Boo, and more. The range of artists I've seen there shows how versatile the venue is. WaMu Theater has a beautiful ambiance and always creates an exciting atmosphere for live music. Whether it's a high-energy concert or a more intimate performance, the venue delivers a great experience. The staff are consistently friendly, professional, and helpful, which makes getting in and enjoying the show much easier. My only real complaint is the price of food and drinks. The concessions can be quite expensive, so it's best to plan accordingly. Other than that, WaMu Theater remains one of my favorite venues in Seattle and a place I always look forward to returning to.

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