We decided to go to our first mariners baseball game (and their last of the season) It was nothing short from amazing! The amount of vendors here is great and the process of getting to your seats were pretty easy. Just watch out for elevators being out of service though and it takes FOREVER. Make sure when you're parking, you book ahead of time in spot hero or take public transportation. We got dip and dots, which is so good at a football game. The food is really expensive but worth it! read more

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Biggest complaint is that they don't play the National Anthem or other announcements in the hallway areas of the arena. It was very strange and I really didn't know how much I liked it until I realized it wasn't happening. Security is also very relaxed and it feels less secure. I was definitely on high alert the entire time I was there. I also think crowd control could be better. Some lines were extremely long, while the one we went through had almost no one. On a positive note, they have great food choices! Parking is expensive (as to be expected), but plentiful. We paid $50 for a nearby parking garage. However, there are many cheaper ways to get to the stadium. The grounds were mostly clean, even the bathrooms. read more

We came here for a quick game and maybe a drink. We had no idea it was basically food park. I mean they had everything from an original hot dog to curry! I even saw poke bowls and acai bowls. We found Way Back Crab Shack and the crab sandwich was a 10/10. read more

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I had a wonderful Time With my son. Got to bond while watching g some Mariners game. Lots of food stall to choose from and souvenir shops. Fun times! read more

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I do not care what the label says, this is Safeco Field to me, forever and always. Ballparks are no longer named after people and things, they are named for banks and major corporations. That is sad, but it is today's sport world. This ballpark clearly inspired Citi Field, home of the New York Mets. From the rotunda, to the artwork, to the planes flying over the field (I thought Citi was the only one!), to the every seat is a good seat look, the inspiration is there. You are real up close to the action here, and that is very special. Outside the special experience, it lacks a little in food. While decent, it was not wow. The garlic fries here are not as good as the ones I had in San Francisco. Those were amazing. These are just okay. The in-game entertainment is wonky. The difficulty in getting here without a car is even worse. The fans froze me out and I felt it. They were not unfriendly but they were not engaging. Sorry Mariners fans, the Seattle Freeze was felt here. Overall it is a pretty park that is set up like the Phillies and Orioles with the parking lot being shared with their respective football teams. I would have liked to see the Seattle skyline too but it is barely anywhere to be found. Lots of style but little substance to back it up. read more

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A great ballpark with an even impressive view of the city scape of Seattle. Love the mariners and the good vibes always happen at this ballpark! read more

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

Was able to check another baseball stadium off our bucket list in July when we saw the Mariner's play the Angels at T-Mobile Park. Over all the stadium is beautiful, clean and not too crazy crowded. I mean there were lots of people but it was possible to walk without shoulder checking others in order to make progress. Food selection was decent and its ritual to try a stadium's hotdogs for us - the dogs at T-Mobile were very yummy although I miss the ability to put diced white onions on it. I was a little disappointed that the only 'ice cream' available in our area was dippin' dots. Not a good equivalent. We did not drive to the park, so I can't speak to parking. (We took a ride share. Getting to the park was fine...getting out another story - was hard to find a ride.) Security gave my partner a hard time for a small non see through purse, so we had to check their purse at a food vendor who also did lockers for a fee. It was kind of annoying as every other stadium we've been too found the purse to be small enough to bring in. Be warned - don't bring a purse or use the see through options if you have one. The team store was so, SO packed even getting in early. We managed to get a couple hats and bailed. I may have bought more, but it was too difficult to navigate through the store and actually look at stuff. The game itself was great and well played. Shocker - the Angels won? I'm an Angels fan that stopped going to games until Arte sells, so it was nice to see them in Seattle. The Mariner's are my next fave team in their division. Definitely a park I'd like to return to. read more

Fun, food, fireworks and a Mariners WIN! Garlic fries are a must and the games are great for groups. read more

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マリナーズのホームスタジアム。シアトルのダウンタウンからも車で15分程度か。前まではセフコフィールドという名前でこちらの名の方が親しみがある人が多いのではないでしょうか。オフシーズンでイベントでマウンドとか歩かせてもらいました。天井も高いです。 read more

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Visited a couple of times, this one recently for Enchanted, which is a Christmas maze event. Speaking just about the facilities, parking is easy and across the street, but pricey at $40 for the event and of course because it's an event, it can get hard to find a space after awhile. We went in and security made us go back to the car to drop off our oversized purse. Aargh! Why can't we ever remember to bring a small clear bag when going to any sort of stadium? Once inside we had to climb steps up to the vendor floor, then walk down the aisles to the maze part of the event. They have low rise stairs so that it's not too trying to make your way up and down. It's a modern stadium with all the amenities, but the lack of tables so you can eat your food for the event was hateful. And what I mean by hateful is that you can't have that many food vendors without having some tables to sit on. Tables were rare to find and all filled by families locking them down with their coats. There were a few stadium seats where you could sit overlooking the field, but the rest of the seats were roped off, so we had to eat standing which sucked. I will say though that the thai stand that makes the funnel fries does an amazing job because those fries were crazy good. read more

T-Mobile Park - It almost looks like a Christmas tree - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Home of the Seattle Mariners. Attending baseball games at T-Mobile Park is a PNW summertime tradition. People from all over the world come and visit this ballpark. It could be their 1st time or 100th time, either way it's quite an experience. Safeco Field was completed in 1999 then the name changed to T-Mobile Park in 2019. One thing that's unique about this stadium is that it has a retractable roof that keeps fans protected from the elements. Sometimes the walkways feel chaotic before and after the game. Everyone's trying to find their seat, find family, find food, or just plain enjoying the energy of it all. I've been rooting for the M's since my elementary school days, the Kingdome days. I've attended bobble-head nights and Hello Kitty nights. I have a couple of Mariners jerseys and a couple of hats. My favorite hat is the classic nautical compass over the silver "S". It pretty much goes with anything I wear. Depending on your budget you can sit anywhere from 100 level to 300 level, from bleachers to club seats, and private suites. Food options range from Al's Gourmet Sausage outside of the stadium to Moto Pizza, DTF, Ivar's, Kidd Valley and Hit It Here Cafe in the stadium. Lots of shopping opportunities for merch at kiosks and the team store. The Terrace Club level has comfortable seats and you can hang out with friends at The 'Pen before the game starts. Beautiful views of Elliott Bay can be seen from the 300 level. You can also meet Mariner Moose in his den. Check out public art like Gerard Tsutakawa's "The MITT" at the left field gate and pay homage to the statues of Dave Niehaus, Ken Griffey Jr., and Edgar Martínez. I've been on the jumbotron a couple of times with fam and friends dancing, acting goofy and whatnot. The Mariners DJ knows our jams :) I haven't caught a Hotdog from Heaven yet but I'm glad to know some lucky folks have. The local seagulls are funny. They usually show up around the 7th inning getting ready to feast on leftover french fries. They haven't pooped on me yet, knock on wood. We usually take the light rail in. Sometimes we get off at Stadium Station at E-3 busway or get off at Chinatown-International District (C-ID) if we want to grab bubble tea or hang out before or after the game. The bus is an option too. I haven't tried the special event Sounder Train to King Street Station yet but I know they offer rides on the weekend. West Seattleites can get here via Water Taxi on pier 50. The First Hill Streetcar can get you to C-ID or Pioneer Square. Tourists can hop on the Free Waterfront Shuttle to the stadiums. T-Mobile Park is also a venue for concerts. I'm attending one pretty soon. Should be fun...woohoo! Rock on! read more

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We got the restaurant outdoor seats. Three of us were able to see the field with no issues but for me it was hard from the many heads lol. Food was super good for arenas food. Staff are very helpful and nice. There is a lot of workers and security for any help you need. Enjoy it! read more

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This is my 14th baseball stadium that I have been to in 2 years. I rank this stadium 7th so far, if you have not yet been here I highly recommend this place. The downtown Seattle area is beautiful but the homeless population is so bad. 1. Chicago Cubs 2. Boston Red Sox 3. San Francisco Giants 4. San Diego Padres 5. Baltimore Orioles 6. Toronto Blue Jays 7. Seattle Mariners 8. Washington Nationals 9. Arizona Diamondbacks 10. New York Mets 11. Los Angeles Dodgers 12. Los Angeles Angels 13. Tampa Bay Rays 14. Oakland Athletics read more

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

I love baseball and during July 2021 I had the chance to visit seattle and just pure luck my Texas Rangers were scheduled to play the Seattlee Mariners that same weekend I was visiting! It was so exciting getting to see a new MLB stadium but also see my baseball team play in it! The tickets for a Monday game were super cheap and affordable. The ticket office was easy to navigate and easy to pay. The park was not too far from where I was staying and the bus system took me right at the doorstep to the park. The security was just like the other parks I seen so nothing fancy. Finding our seats was easy peasy and honestly, the staff was average, nothing stood out. Even tho my team did not win I still got to enjoy the atmosphere of something new. I did not visit the gift shop but I did purchase concession stand food and their prices and taste were just what you expect from a baseball park haha. I for sure look forward to getting the chance to visit in the futre. read more

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If you are an avid baseball fan, be sure to check out a ballgame at T-Mobile Park! After watching games at 25+ different stadiums across North America and hundreds of ballgames (and special events like concerts with special access to different parts of the stadium) at this particular stadium dating back to 2001 (23+ years ago) when it first opened as Safeco Field, the stadium experience never disappoints. It was one of the first (if not the first) stadium to have a retractable roof built for the rain with numerous technological upgrades over the decades including the installation of Jumbotron and the walk off market, where it's cashless like Amazon Go. In a city with a lot of innovation and tech companies, you will notice the tech implemented in this stadium as well. For visitors from outta town, you will have an abundance of local food from local establishments to feast throughout the game and the options are refreshed season after season. Garlic fries are always a hit. Don't miss the Pen if you're looking for the beer garden and more local eats. I won't list the eateries in this review since they're ever changing, but I would recommend scanning the food directory inside the stadium for the most updated information. Doors usually open 90 minutes prior to the ceremonial first pitch, sometimes 120 minutes depending on the day/event. If you are a T-Mobile customer, you have a dedicated entrance (next to left field gate) for shorter lines. If you are visiting with kids, come early to explore and take a photo with the Mariner mascot, the Moose! My favorite seating section is view reserved behind home plate towards first base for wonderful views of the Seattle skyline and Jumbotron. They're also reasonably priced. Cheapest tickets are usually out in the bleachers, but you don't get a convenient view of the Jumbotron. And if this is your first time in Seattle watching a baseball game, you must grab a hot dog Seattle style aka with cream cheese! My personal favorite is a hot link loaded with caramelized onions and cream cheese as well as condiments like relish, ketchup and maybe a tad mustard. Artery clogging indeed, but so dang gooooood! If you like all those ingredients, you will not be disappointed! Go Mariners! read more

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My second Mariners game! It was on Saturday, 4/13/24, for the 6:40 PM game. Decided to leave the house at 1:45 PM and actually arrived in downtown Seattle by 2:30 PM. But once we got near the ballpark, it was SO frickin' difficult to find parking! First, we went to the Mariners parking garage and askes the attendant and he was asking for $60+ for parking! We decided to drive around for a bit. We saw signs for $55, $50, $45, $35 as we went further away from the stadium. After almost an hour, we decided to park right by Krispy Kreme for $35+. It was about a 1/2 mile away from the ballpark, but at least it was reasonable enough for a parking rate since I wasn't gonna pay $60+ for a bloody parking space!!! Not sure if the rates were that high due to the Tina Fey & Amy Poehler Restless Leg Tour happening at the WAMU Theater as part of Lumen Field at 3:00 PM, but don't recall paying even $30 the last time for a Mariners game. Getting into the stadium at 5:20 PM was a breeze. Gates opened at 5:10 PM and there were long lines of people, but No Bag Check In lines went pretty quickly. Once inside, walked around to see which vendors were there, what kind of merchandise sales and food purchases were available. Got to check out the Team Store, which was wicked crowded!!! Prices were steep, as expected, but they had a good variety of inventory in hand. Tons of hats, jackets, jerseys, shirts and accessories. Looked around for about 15 minutes before buying an Adjustable Blue Seattle Mariners cap for $28 + tax. After checking out the Mariners' Team Store, walked around to get some food and refreshments before walking up to our section in 314. Received free tickets, so that was good. Got a free hat for the Salute to the Military Day at the gate as well. Stayed until 4th inning, so about an hour after the game started. By then the Mariners were losing 2-1 to the Chicago Cubs. And we had seen enough, so decided to leave and try to avoid the crowd and traffic rush. Overall, we had a good enough time. Just did not like the fact that we couldn't find reasonably priced parking lots or garages around the area. Event Parking meant you had to pay more than a $25 baseball ticket for one person!!! read more

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Each time my husband and I visit a new city, we try and make a point to see a sports game of some sort. Being in Seattle in April meant baseball was in full swing so we jumped at the opportunity to snag tickets to the Mariners game! Here are some things to keep in mind: Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, the stadium is prime territory and boasts one hell of a view. Therefore, parking can be kind of a nightmare, so plan to Uber to avoid annoyances, tickets or a long ass walk. There are many entrances into the park, including through the Mariners Team Store. Little did we know, we made our way into the store before being hollered at to return outside. Once outside, our bags were checked and tickets were scanned - then allowing us back into the store for items we wanted to purchase. It's crowded. As if anyone didn't already know that going to any type of sporting event. Just keep your valuables close, be prepared to wait in lines and pay attention to where your seats are. Buy tickets in the club level. Sure they are a little more expensive, but hot damn are they worth it. Our seats were about 25 rows from the field with a killer view of the skyline/game board. Additionally, club level has their own food and beverage vendors , along with a wall of history (including players, layouts of the stadium, ect...)- which exudes true VIP status. When in Seattle again, I'd easily venture back for another game again! read more

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More than just a ballpark! The concessions at T-Mobile Park are impressive with places like Din Tai Fung, Marination, Just Poke, and acaí bowls you'll feel like you're at a food festival. Deciding where to eat is honestly the toughest part, but luckily, you can't go wrong with any choice! This stadium is also always super clean, and bathrooms well maintained throughout the entire event. Lines to get into the stadium move rather quickly at all entry points. Keep in mind bags need to be fanny pack small or completely see thru. Security does a good job of holding those standards as I watched a kids fuzzy fashion backpack get rejected at the door, regardless of the benign contents. Love events at T-Mobile Park and mostly get excited about the food vendors! read more

T-Mobile Park. Formerly known as Safeco Park but after an expiration of the naming rights deal signed for 20 years it is now T-Mobile Park. T-Mobile Park can seat approximately 40.9k people, making it a on the larger side for capacity for attendants, and within top 10 of the 30 stadiums and ball parks in the league. What about that pesky Seattle rain that tends to be a thing during baseball season?? Don't fret! T-Mobile Park has a retractable roof; it serves as an umbrella for the field not to just seal up the park. No. The retractable roof helps prevent rainouts and it only takes about 10 minutes to protect the playing surface from the showers that Seattle fans may be all too familiar with. It is located in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood, near the western terminus of Interstate 90 and is easy to get to by bus so that's cool. I didn't get so go too far around the stadium, but it's decently laid out park. The last game visit, the staff ushered around a capacity crowd it was great. No issues getting in or out looks like it is well kept up. Looking forward to another visit! read more

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T-Mobile Park is an amazing stadium and home of the Seattle Mariners. There isn't a bad view anywhere in the stadium. The stadium is 90% covered, so inclement weather won't impede the game. The stadium has free Wi-Fi, has countless vendors throughout the stadium. A fan of favorite vendor is Moto Pizza, which is one of the best pizzerias in Seattle. Moto Pizza sDetroit style pizza. The crust and pizza flavor is amazing. Be warned, the line for Moto Pizza is always extremely long. T-Mobile Park is a great place to watch a baseball game. read more

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Went to T-Mobile Park for the Post Malone concert and had a great experience. The roof was closed at first but opened up just before the show started, which was a cool surprise. I stayed at a nearby hotel, so walking to the stadium was super convenient. I didn't get much time to check out the food options, but the place looked like it had a lot to offer. Hoping to come back one day for a baseball game. read more

I was excited to come here to see the Mariners play. We originally had tickets for fireworks night but it turned into the game where the Mariners ended their playoff drought of 21 years. I was this close to selling my tickets but I changed my mind last minute and went to the game. Getting to the stadium is a little tricky. We had to walk out of the light rail and go up and down several stairs in order to make it to the stadium. I wanted to check out the T Mobile Pen area for drinks. It gave me the feeling as if I was in a T Mobile store which was not the vibe you want at a baseball game. All the magenta everywhere made me feel as if someone was going to start selling me a cell phone. I was looking at the wide variety of food choices. This was the first time I saw options like fried rice, boba tea, dumplings, wine, and of course the grasshoppers. I did not buy the grasshoppers but I heard they were a fan favorite around here. I made the mistake of waiting to order food later in the game. The stadium was packed with people tonight so everywhere had such long lines I was overwhelmed. I did find open space at the Sound Pizza. I ordered a pizza pie and a soda. That pizza pie was not good at all. I did not end up finishing it. I should have gone with a better option earlier in the day. The game was the highlight of the trip. In the ninth inning Cal Raleigh hit a homer sending the Mariners to the playoffs! Everyone started screaming and dancing all throughout the stadium. It was one of those once in a lifetime experience I will never forget. I was there to witness the Mariner's champaign celebration. Of course the fireworks came on in the end which was the closing of a great night in Seattle Mariners' history. read more

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Always great heading to the ballpark for a Mariners game! Easy to get into stadium, easy to find seats and mostly easy to get through concessions. Sometimes long lines, so ya just gotta decide how badly you want your item. Bathrooms are always clean and staff are friendly. Love this park! read more

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

My husband's dream is to watch a baseball game in every stadium in America. He's been to Angel Stadium without me. However, we've been to Oakland Colliseum in Oakland and will have to go to Las Vegas when the A's move. We have been to Dodgers Stadium in LA before and after the renovation. We have been to Oracle Park in San Francisco when it was still At&t. We have been to Target Field in Minneapolis and now we have been to T-Mobile Park in Seattle. Riding the lite rail to the ballpark was so easy. However, it gets packed on GameDay. The stadium's retractable roof was closed due to rain. We were in the bleachers section. It is smaller than Dodgers Stadium. They need a second scoreboard. It was a bit slow at first, but Julio Rodriguez winning the game winning home run in the bottom of the 8th for the Mariners was exciting. We also wore our Dodgers gear because Turner was the DH. After the game, they retracted the roof and did fireworks and we got to see Lumen Field where the Seahawks play. read more

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Always good seats to watch a baseball game at! Got to stop and get a pretzel. There was a long line and it was definitely worth it. Also need to stop for their ice cream sundaes. read more

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Caught my first baseball game last night. Getting in was fast. A lot faster than, say, a football game at Autzen Stadium. Of course, there were less people at the baseball game, which may be the reason for that. Getting through security was relatively painless. Getting around the stadium was easy enough. My wife and I found our seats easily, but they are pretty tight. You better know the people around you because you are going to end up partially in their lap. Well, not exactly, but you're going to be rubbing arms, legs, and shoulders together because the seats are so jam packed. If anyone stands up closer than 5 rows ahead of you, you cannot see the field. This happens at other stadiums, but usually it is only 3 or 4 rows ahead. My biggest gripe is the announcer for the game. I totally get hyping up the local team's players. Getting excited and loud to announce for the home team. But for crying out loud, the announcer is so purposely quiet annoncing anything for the away team that most of the time you can't understand what he even said. It's like he doesn't get paid to announce for the away team and it personally cuts into his free time. He didn't even bother announcing some of the Blue Jays (away team's) pitchers late in the game. He doesn't need to put the same level of energy and excitement into announcing the away team as the home, but for crying out loud, it needs to me better than "Number mumblemuble mumble-man" What was that? What did he say? Could you at least put in a LITTLE effort? Maybe remember that fans paid to see the away team, too, so at least do the bare minimum to hear and understand what you are saying? In this case, the away team made the home team a whole bunch of money by showing up, so perhaps do your job less than quarter-assed? Thanks. Other than that, the stadium was good to attend. People were helpful, it was painless to get in and out, and easy to figure out where to go and what to do. The seats are tightly packed, so bring a date to an important game and you'll get to cop a feel whether you intended to or not. You'll have to pay a lot of attention to what is going on if you root for the away team because the announcer is seemingly mad he doesn't get paid for announcing for the away team and quarter-asses his one job, so you may not know what is going on. read more

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I've only visited this park twice since moving to the Seattle area. But it is so fun!!! Super delicious food. I had chicken tenders and garlic fries. No photo, but so good!! Three Hot crunchy chicken tenders in top of fries. Loads of fresh garlic on top of the fries. And tons of sauces at the condiment station. Ranch, ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard and bbq sauce. I covered my tenders with bbq sauce, ranch and ketchup. Saucy!! Alcohol of course is super expensive. One large IPA was nearly $30. Like , but this is not a regular thing. So, I indulged. Our seats were way up high. Level 300's. It was 70's night and the park had an excellent media machine which prompts the crowd to get loud, sing a song, and stand up. Super fun. Mariners fans are legendary fans and support their team. The only complaint about this event tonight was the exit. Because of the fireworks, staff was directing fans weirdly. We got stuck in an area with a huge crowd and were bottled necked. It was quite unnerving and scary. Nobody was directing and people just started yelling and pointing. I'm not familiar with this venue and I didn't want to lose my peeps, so I went with the flow. But yikes, better crowd control for departing would feel safer. Lots of parking options around too. Much easier to bus into the city. A park and ride spot on Mercer Island. One bus. One stop. No big parking charges! Bam! Summer vacation and more baseball! Overall I highly recommend this ballpark. SYOP. read more

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I visited this place for the first time in awhile. For some reason, they decided to change the name from "Safeco Field", which I didn't like, and also they added this weird pink lights on the roof? Made the ambiance kinda strange. Not a bad place. The food is kinda overpriced and the lines are kinda long. I had a hot dog with onions and peppers that was pretty tasty. I also was charged $12 for a beer, which seems like daylight robbery, even though the sun had gone down. The restroom was dirty and had trash on the floor. The gentlemen playing on the field did quite well and outperformed the opposing team by seven points. Several players demonstrated considerable athletic prowess with catching a ball that had been struck very quickly. I was proud of their performance. The crowd could have been better. Later in the game they began leaping up out of their seats and throwing their hands in the air and yelling, in a strange coordination fashion that round around the stadium, almost like a wave. I asked an usher what they were doing and he said "The wave." I asked why they were doing it instead of watching the game and he said "Because they're fucking animals." read more

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This is my first time back to the park. I came for Stray Kids concert tonight. The concert was awesome. There was many firework and pyrotechnic. read more

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Home of the Ken Griffey s and the big unit Randy Johnson. Light rail Link 1 line take you to the "Stadium" station but the walk was long. Rideshare is more convenient pickup drop off on the west side Dave Niehaus Way. Club section 246 is on the left field side in the shade. Right field gets the afternoon Sun. Din Tai Fung very limited menu. mar·i·ner /mernr/ noun: mariner; plural noun: mariners a sailor. "the intrepid mariners of yesteryear set out to discover new worlds" read more

Horrible guest experience. Mindi P. berated my wife for bringing a non-clear bag. Talked down to my wife and I as this is supposed to be common knowledge. Gave my wife the ultimatum of throw out the bag or go home. ps we flew in today from California for the game. Once we got to our seats, we see multiple people with non clear bags so we went to talk with guest services. We were told... Those are all medical bags! We have been to over 19 baseball stadiums and this is the only one with this rule and this rude. I understand each stadium has different rules and regulations but there is a way to communicate this without treating people like trash Needless to say, we won't be back and recommend you stay away too. read more

What a well designed stadium! We visited on a Sunday for a Mariners game, and taking the bus was a very convenient experience from Redmond. Just a few block walk. The check in process was so speedy and seamless. There is plentiful food vendors, all with manageable lines. Food is expensive, but that is to be expected. Our seats were up in section 315, and the view was still amazing. You truly get to see everything with this birds eye view. The entire process was so smooth and we very much enjoyed ourselves. We look forward to returning! read more

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

Despite coming to Seattle countless times, I've actually only been T-Mobile Park twice (technically once, since my first visit was when it was still called Safeco Field). After the last visit, I feel like I can finally write a good review of the place. T-Mobile Park was one of the first baseball stadiums that had a lot of modern features, similar to Oracle Park down in San Francisco. The sightlines from the upper deck are fantastic, you don't really feel like you're too far away from the action. If you snag a seat right behind home plate, you'll get a great view of the Seattle skyline (including Lumen Field). Concourses are really spacious, both in the lower and upper sections. Bathrooms are plentiful as well. Lots of food options around here, although I typically prefer to eat before coming to a stadium because of how overpriced stadium food is. With that said, I had to try the Din Tai Fung here. More on that in my separate review. Parking is in the lot nearby, but my friend knows spots around the stadium that are street parking and walkable. So yeah, we didn't pay anything. Overall, T-Mobile Park is a great place to watch a baseball game! read more

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Ive been here a few times due to mainly of course, the Mariners. But ive also been here because of the Enchanted event. This review will mainly be based off of the times i visited for Mariners games. The food here is awful (depending on which stand you try), but the drinks here are great. There are brewery stands such as Hop Valley that sit along the stadium for you to stop by and have some good beer. There is also a view of the game in a cafe thats located near the middle of the stadium on the outside. Its basically an overlook of the whole baseball game. Best food to go for is Lil Woodie's. They have a selection of two types of burgers, a hot dog, and sides of fries and onion rings. Hot dog is plain but their burgers are so good. Other food stands have given me stomach aches, so watch which stand you go to if you arent in the mood for burgers. Throughout the stadium there are other stands that include cotton candy, kettle corn, and chicken wings. They even have a Din Tai Fung. For parking, do NOT get garage parking. They price it wayyy too high compared to the parking lots scattered around the stadium. The closer the parking lot to the stadium though, the higher the price will go. However, if you do see one that says $40 for event parking, you can put any time on it and you will still pay $40. It is best to find a parallel parking spot near the stadium as those are free. The signs do say 1 hour parking from 7 am - 6 pm, so just plan when to park before/around 6 pm so you dont get caught and get yourself a good spot. A great place for avid/neutral Mariners fans and a great place to just do something when you're bored. Tickets go as low as $10, so grab a seat and enjoy the "show". read more

T-Mobile Park - Some beer and baseball - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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With more stadiums under my belt and now living in a MLB-less city (sad violin) I can say I still love coming back to Mariners Park. T-Mobile recently got the naming right and really aggressive branding and that awful magenta that really doesn't mix well with the Mariners' Cascadia aesthetic which has soured me some to the beauty of the stadium but as far as the design of the place, it still really maintains its beauty after all these years. It's the type of stadium that can easily stand the test of time because to me, it still looks and feels as new as it was in 99. Biased perhaps, but still my favorite MLB stadium. read more

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

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I know a great way to spend a Wednesday afternoon with your family on a sunny day in Seattle; go to a Mariners game!!! I greatly appreciate so many things about this stadium that the staff just gets RIGHT. Customer Service The service provided the staff at T-Mobile Park is by far one of the best. From the moment of entry the staff were accommodating, extremely friendly, and made themselves available for assistance every opportunity they could. I would especially like to thank Ellen, & Ginger for going over and beyond to ensure I knew about the Nursing room, and the children's play area. The nursing room means so much to me having a 2 month, and potty training two year old this little mommy only room came in handy; thank you!!! Parking Very convenient parking at the Mariners Garage, making it really easy to access the stadium with two children. My husband appreciated how every vehicle was instructed to reverse park, making departure safe and easy! Cleanliness Every area of the stadium they we ventured to was CLEAN, and hand sanitizers were everywhere!! Variety The variety of food and beverages available for sale was inclusive for all preferences. These are a few of the stands that stood of to me wine bar, salt & straw, vodka lemonade, craft beer,Taiwanese, crab legs, and Ivars Seafood. Overall Great Entertainment The staff ensured there were plenty of interactive moments with the crowd. That always makes any baseball game even more enjoyable when the patrons (especially children,) can participate or see themselves on one of the Jumbotron. The game was clearly visible to everyone no matter where you sat or stood thanks to all of the monitors located throughout the stadium. Great game (Mariners won,) and experience that our children will get the opportunity to enjoy as they grow up. We will definitely return, I highly recommend!! read more

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Love love love seeing the Mariners play at T-Mobile Park! There are the usual annoyances like long lines and a ton of walking but I have found everything to run pretty smoothly. We have sat in a few different sections and have been happy in them all with one exception. I am not a fan of sitting in front of the jumbo screen so won't be doing that again. One thing I am a huge fan of is being able to buy their refillable cups once and bring them back game after game. Cuts down in cost and waste, win win. read more

So this review reflects the service I was given at the "Ivar's Seafood" which in my opinion would give a 0 star review based on what happened. I ordered a fish and chip basket that costs $27 and it was not good quality let alone warm when they gave it to me. Aside from that a couple of the young employees were being very rude and unprofessional to the point where they were making a joke out of me in front of my face and laughing about it just because I wanted to order the fish and chips for the first time. They treated me as if I was nothing and even though I shelled out my hard earned money, they didn't even attempt to treat my family and I with respect. To give some MAJOR context to this... well this was my first game I ever attended as a fan. I take professionalism in a business setting very seriously and I leave this here as a reminder for what is expected in a business environment. Other than that it was a really nice stadium and it was full of helpful staff to guide me through it! I would give t mobile park itself a 4.5 star review overall but, a 0.5 star review for the Ivars! read more

Was in the area on a photo assignment, specifically capturing drone footage for a client so I briefly added some footage of T-Mobile Park. Nice venue which is easy to reach and adjacent the downtown corridor. I am an FAA certified drone pilot and was cleared to fly since there were no games being played. read more

Very nice park and food is pretty good. Parking can get a little tricky and I highly suggest not parking in a garage but parking in an open lot instead. It will make your life a lot easier when you're trying to leave at the end of the night. The view from the "nosebleeds" felt a lot closer than anticipated! Was able to see everything that was going on in the field. read more

T-Mobile Park - View from section 333 row 16 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Seattle, Washington