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. read more

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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! read more

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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.... read more

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So I've been debating on how I want to write this review, mainly because I'm an Atlanta Braves fan and every time I come to games, it's only when the Braves are in town. Games that we hardly win, which sucks. However, T-Mobile Park is a beautiful venue in the heart of the SODO neighborhood of Seattle. The stadium is very well designed - concessions, the seating, and maneuverability around the stadium isn't overwhelming, so that's a plus. The fans are very nice and love their Mariners! There's a nice view of Lumen Field from any section of the stadium. I don't usually do concessions food, but tried the famous garlic fries once or twice and they were very good. The experience in T-Mobile Park is definitely worth taking in especially during the weekday games which are very inexpensive. Also be ready to take part in singing of the fan favorite "Take me out to the ball game. Watch the fans go into a frenzy! Oh man! Back to the facilities...The parking can be kind of crazy sometimes just depends on what teams are in town. Other than that I do enjoy my visit to T-Mobile Park whenever my team comes through. For those who reside in Seattle, Puget Sound area, King, or Pierce counties and you've never attended a Mariners game! What are you waiting for? I don't care if you like or don't like sports it is definitely worth the experience and you definitely come and check out Mariner games pronto. read more

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! read more

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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. read more

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A fantastic park to watch the Mariner's play. There are a ton of drink and food options to choose from. Also, they have promo days and you can get awesome stuff. read more

T-Mobile Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A stunning baseball park that I was recently at for a concert. The staff here was very friendly and getting into the venue was an absolute breeze. I don't think I have ever gone to any other venues where I was able to walk right in, scan tickets and get to my seats this easily! Security was great and was very diligent with seeing what everyone was coming in with and what they were allowing and having people throw away. I like that I could keep my keys and phone on me while I walked through. Getting to our seats (in the nosebleeds) was easy because there was an insane amount of staff around the venue helping everyone with showing them where to go. The seats were very nice and there wasn't a single bad view in the park in my opinion. Bathrooms were very clean and there as a nice amount of privacy for each urinal as well as the stalls and the place was stocked with everything. Drinks and food here are pricey so be ready. It was about $16 for a bluemoon that I nursed for the entire concert. I really thought it was awesome that I was able to tap my card, get into an area that had different beers and drinks, grab my beer of choice and just walk out and have my card charged upon leaving, without having to interact with anyone. read more

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I visited the ballpark to check out a Mariners game during the summer while I was in Seattle. I really liked that it was accessible by the light rail and it was just a walk from there to the stadium! There were also cute baseball trivia posters on the lampposts on the way there. I didn't like that there was a bottleneck crowd just to get into the stadium. I tried to look around for another entrance, but on that side, there didn't seem to be another option. Finally, I got in and watched the game and the sunset there! A fun time. read more

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First time visit at this park. Great pricing for tickets (section 332) behind home plate. Good low priced food options. Getting in and out was smooth for a game with attendance of 45 thousand-ish. The park genuinely engages the crowd and it was so fun. The park itself was clean and staff was welcoming. Great ballpark! read more

I always enjoy my time at T-Mobile Park. Anytime that I buy tickets, I honestly spend most of my time hanging around the bullpen or in center field. The bullpen area is nice. You get to see pitchers warming up within inches of you and you can see the field in the background. The center field area is a vibe. There's always people hanging out and talking during the game. The stadium has great options for food and drinks. The light rail is convenient and can take you to and from the game to most parts of Seattle. Just a great experience overall! read more

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Post Malone and Jelly Roll concert Easy to get in and out of the stadium Took scooters there and back to our Air B&B Cool town to visit read more

Beautiful stadium with no real bad seat in the house. Parking is available within walking distance, but pricey at $40. You can park at light rail stations and easily commute in for $3. Great choices for food and drink within to enjoy a great game. The retractable roof is a plus should weather turn sour, but ensure to dress for the temperature! read more

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I've never been to a real stadium. To feel the energy from the crowd is just wild! I never realized how busy it could be just to get in or out. Somehow, it felt very organized. No one was pushing or shoving to get out. They don't allow bags into the stadium. If you have a bag, they have lockers for them a block over. Enough for the size of this place. So crazy! You can also buy a clear see through bag. Another option. This place is massive! But if you're looking to get food or merch, fear not. They have food and merch stalls everywhere! We went to watch the Mariners play. So much fun! And they won which made it better! We had higher seats which may not sound appealing to some but we also had a great view of Seattle. I'd like to go back for other events! read more

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Staff: We came for a Mariners game. I encountered staff through security who was okay. We had a very small purse that the guard was measuring against a piece of paper. It appears it had to be smaller than the piece of paper which it was. He said we couldn't have it as it was too large. Not wanting to argue I paid $10 for a locker. Kinda annoying but whatever. Also encountered a woman selling sushi. She was actually really nice. Quality: The park is beautiful and they offer a ton of really good food options. Honestly, way better options than Angel Stadium. Value: Not bad. 4 tickets on the first row about 25 rows up was $400 so not bad given the good seating. Picked up two bbq sandwiches and a coke for $40. Also, grabbed 2 mini Mariners bats for $20. I feel prices were reasonable. Overall: I really liked the park, the food options, the announcer, on screen games, etc. Parking sucks for sure as does the traffic getting in. However, I would totally come back again. Pro tip: Leave early as there is little to no traffic direction given so finding parking was difficult. Paid $36 to park about 3-5 mins of a walk away. read more

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I came here for the Stray Kids concert! I really enjoyed the fireworks and the creative performances made possible by the outdoor venue. I also appreciated that the facility had free water fountains throughout, which was perfect for a hot day. Overall, it was a great experience. read more

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We had a wonderful time at the ballgame. The stadium is beautiful. Our seats were on the club level, great unobstructed view. Parking was easy, going into the stadium parking structure...although we got lost trying to find our car when it was time to leave. All in all we had a great time. If I was to make a recommendation it would be to bring your own foods and not rely upon the stadium vendors. The cost of food was insanely expensive. Also...parking...the parking structure cost $65. Also insanely expensive. Unfortunately it's the overall high costs that will limit our return...of course we will be back, but perhaps not as often. read more

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[FOOD REVIEW] Overall: D // 2 stars You go to a baseball game for the game and not for the food, but that doesn't mean there's not an opportunity space for good food. One hit, one miss for me here. (Mangonada: B) - Reasonable deal during happy hour being half off; theres a blend of alcohol, and artificial tropical sweetness that is what you'd expect from the slush. Unfortunately, the cup design is quite poor as it doesn't insulate the cold well. (Garlic Fries: F) - Famous at this stadium, but not well made at all. It's literally jarred garlic topped on fries. There's no cohesiveness ot seasoning for something famous and $10. Food: E Presentation: E Price: -1 Overall: 2 stars Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats read more

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It's been a while since I've been here so it felt like it was my first time! We got free tickets tomorrow the Mariners game so oler took the chance to watch the game. I love how lively it is here. There's a good selection of food/snacks, but unsurprisingly, they're on the pricier side. I think as long as you're aware and prepared for that, you could still enjoy the food here. The only complaint I have is the signs. We got seats in the 200-level section and we didn't see enough signs pointing to that level or section. read more

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Amazing place to see a sports game and or concert. Beautiful facilities centrally located downtown Seattle with lots of parking available read more

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Not only was this my first ever Mariners game, but my first ever sporting event in Seattle! I went last week with a group and it was fireworks night, so there was more entertainment to be had after the game. Mariners also won that night, which adds to the experience. The stadium is large with lots of food vendors all around the venue. I will say that it is very much on the more spendy-side, so I may recommend eating beforehand or grabbing some happy hours nearby. Loved this experience, will definitely be coming back for another game! read more

T-Mobile Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This is a great ballpark, but starting to show its age. Love that you can now take light rail and not deal with traffic and parking. The food options are the best in the league. Sitting views and amenities are pretty standard. The frieght train going behind the stadium is a nice touch. The third level has a great patio area with views of the waterfront. Concerts here are 2 star just based on bad sound quality, but baseball is legit! read more

T-Mobile Park - Standing in the CF Beer Garden cheering for the Red Sox! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We always try to do three things on vacation in a new city: something on the water (if possible), visit a museum (the more esoteric, the better) & check out a game (professional or amateur). So we did a harbor cruise & a ferry to Bainbridge Island, then a bunch of museums/aquarium/Space Needle & a middle of the week afternoon Seattle Mariners game at T-Mobile Park versus the Los Angeles Angels. I didn't know that you couldn't bring a bag so the security guard let me know you can rent a locker just down the street. It was a vendor with a truck, it was $10 for the game. So be it. I love that there are value items for food & drink. So we got two hot dogs, a bag of peanuts, two beers & it totaled $33. WOW! It was a beautiful day for a baseball game & a Mariners win! read more

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Mariners venue is amazing!! No bad seat. Roof closing during a game is clutch. Site of the 2026 World Series!!

Nice stadium with beautiful views of Seattle. There are a bunch of seatings here and lots of foods, concession, merch, etc here. All of the food is pricey here, which hesitates me from buying any food. I've had their garlic fries multiple times and it's inconsistent. It can be good, and it can be okay. Staff can be good and can be bad. One of the things I don't like is how they handle crowd control while letting people into the park. Lines can be extremely long. Some staff can be kind of rude. read more

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For the first time since I've lived in Seattle the Mariners are AL West champs! Got honest to god goosebumps watching them clinch last night. That being said, lower the price of beer! Go M's. read more

T-Mobile Park - 2025 AL West Champion Seattle Mariners. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This is a nice stadium overlooking Lumen Field and Elliott Bay in the background. Attended the last two games of the regular season here, Dodgers at Mariners. There was no rain, so the roof was opened. Upon exiting, it started closing due to rain expected that evening. Between pitches, the large screen randomly pans in on fans, which is well-received since our brains are wired by social media apps (like Instagram and TikTok). However, I do find it excessive as it is constantly pulling your attention away from the game. Hence, many fans there are more interested in that amusement, along with concessions, than the game itself. Surprisingly, local craft beers are not overshadowed here by the usual Big Beer suspects. Among those spotlighted are Bodhizafa IPA by Georgetown Brewing, Grapefruit IPA by Ghostfish Brewing, and West Coast IPA by pFriem Family Brewers (Hood River, Oregon). They are all very good. The ballpark has its own dedicated parking garage. On the Saturday night game, it was only open to prepaid ticketholders. However, that was not available to me when I prepaid for my game tickets. For the Sunday afternoon game, the price to park in the garage was $80 plus tax--which is outrageous. Fortunately, we were able to find a lot down the street for $40. read more

T-Mobile Park - Dodgers at Mariners, Saturday, September 27, 2025, playing their second-to-last game of the regular season - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Possibly the best stadium I've been to. Accessibility, concessions, seating, views of the game, location, everything. Try the sumo dog. read more

My hubs and I love coming here!! We always try and make a Boston game when they come since he is a huge fan. There is parking super close and we love the brew fun across the street. The park is FULL with delicious foods and drinks. There are plenty of bathrooms and fun stores. We love the bar in the outfield. We always go there in the beginning to watch the players warm up. read more

T-Mobile Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We sat on the club level. The sections are a little smaller, but the seats are no better than the regular seats. If you want a real premium experience, you need to get tickets for the Press Club. Or the Diamond Club. Unfortunately, these are only available for resale and can be quite expensive. The club level is a little less crowded, and there is a full bar that is very accessible. The food, however, seems limited and is no better than the regular food in the rest of the park. In fact, there are some more interesting food venues on the other levels. It's a nice park, though. When it rains, they can close the roof, which they did while we were there. It's fun to see this giant roof closing. Don't get me wrong--it's a nice park. You will have fun, but try to get tickets on the aisle. We were in the middle of a row. The legroom is so narrow that it's uncomfortable to get in and out for food or bio breaks. Cheers! read more

T-Mobile Park - Club level view - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A beautiful ballpark! Had a lot of fun attending a Mariners baseball game. We had great seats close to the visiting team's dugout. Tried a few different concession snacks. Nachos, soft pretzels, soft serve ice cream in a team helmet. All yummy! Spent a good amount of time in their team store. Spent a lot of money in there lol. I had a great time and so far it's one of the best ball parks I've visited. Can't wait to go back. read more

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We got to the game pretty late but it was still a fun time. Walking to the park was much longer than I would have liked. Took forever to find a ticket station that would sell us a ticket. The park was pretty crowded but was filled with more away fans than home fans. The food vendors moved very quickly. You can see the game easily from almost any location in the park. read more

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Here visiting, thought we go and support the MARINERS! Parking was easy since we forked over $45 for a game - parking fee and another fee, it was almost $55 on a WEEKDAY. With that said, we literally walked across the street and the main entrance was there. I'm going to say because of that HEFTY FEE, exiting was a BREEZE! The most EASIEST EXIT WE have ever experienced, basketball, baseball, football, hockey. 50 yards out, $15 PARKING - GOODLUCK ENTRANCE was fast and easy. Employees were friendly from left to right! We ordered, ice cream, lemonade that wasn't good (for any fans out there), fish and chips $18, SUMO DOG was good, definitely not worth the price, but because we ate it with a nice cold BEER, it WAS delicious! Stadium has a gorgeous view, so get out there and enjoy the view. read more

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Beautiful stadium with amazing views. They have value menu, but you have to hunt for it a bit. If you don't order off the value menu be prepared for 3 hotdogs and 3 drinks to cost $80! We sat in section 331 and had a wonderful view of the game. We will definitely be back read more

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One of the best baseball stadiums, hands down. The food scene is incredible--everything from classic garlic fries to sushi, BBQ, and even poke bowls. Tons of options, and it's all legit. The merch selection is just as impressive, with exclusive gear and cool local designs. The stadium itself is clean, modern, and super walkable, with a retractable roof and stunning views of the Seattle skyline. Whether you're a die-hard Mariners fan or just here for the vibes, it's a great time. Other ballparks should definitely take notes--this is how you do it right. read more

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Had to come up here for a Mariners game since I'm trying to visit all major league ball parks. This is up there as one of my favorites so far. I love the industrial look to the entire park. They really double down on the theme and pulled it off perfectly. Everything looked pretty new and clean. We had the pizza, the ice cream nachos and the what up dog. No complaints whatsoever on the food. The pizza here was better than what I've had at most chains. All of the people working for the park were very kind and helpful and the museum is a nice unique touch. I would definitely return read more

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This is NOT my review of T-Mobile Park but a Crappy little restaurant inside of it called Big League Burger. I paid 30 bucks for a below Mediocre Burger and barely edible French fries. Please avoid this restaurant. The park itself is beautiful and the Mariners rock! read more

T-Mobile Park - #Kumabearhat night - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I stopped by the New Balance x Seattle Mariners "When It Rains, It Dumps" event at T-Mobile Park! They were celebrating Cal Raleigh aka "Big Dumper" and his iconic quote with a special limited-edition hat featuring "When It Rains, It Dumps." New Balance gave the hats out for free to to the first 350 Mariners fans who came by, and the energy was all Seattle, a little rain, a lot of love for Cal, and big team spirit! read more

This ballpark is a giant party and I was happy to cheer on the A's and join in the fun! My husband and I are on a quest to visit all of the mlb ballparks and we visited this gem a couple years ago before he finally got out of the abusive relationship he was in with the A's ownership and joined me on the Giants cheering squad (that's another story for a different review :) T Mobile has various price points for seating and we were able to score some reasonably priced seats behind the visitor's dugout a couple hours before the gates opened. Seats were fantastic and the crowd noise is loud and immersive. My favorite area was in the outfield. There was a DJ and a giant party but somehow the sound stopped when a home run landed nearby and everyone cheered and high fived before starting the party back up again. Food was great and so were the margs. One star is off for the tiny size bag limits into the park. My usual small bag was turned away and I was forced to put all my items in my pockets, which I then in turn had to dump out into a container through security. Okay, rant over in that part. I wish there was consistency across ballparks but hey, when in Seattle I will leave the purse at the hotel! Overall I really enjoyed this ballpark. Corn on by and cheer for your team to win in this fun and festive atmosphere. MLB stadium visit: 8 of 30 Date: September 27, 2021 read more

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So the supervisor at the ADA gate says there are seven entrances for ADA. When we were at home plate they told us there is one one gate center field with delays of having to wait over an hour not good practice for 100 percent combat vets read more