T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park
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Neighborhood: SoDo
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- Stadium • 5 min walk
- King Street Station • 10 min walk
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- BDZTravelsPittsburgh, Pennsylvania65 contributionsGreat park!T-Mobile park was an awesome experience! Food was an exceptional value as was the souvenir cups! They also had freestyle machines to get refills which was awesome! The seats were comfortable and we had a great view from the highest level as well! Definitely worth a visit for anybody visiting Seattle, and it was nice to see that they were taking care of fans with heavily discounted merchandise that was outdated, but even still not all teams do that for their fans. They also had one of the most impressive pro shops I’ve ever seen! They have just about ANY kind of Mariners jersey or hat that you could possibly want! They did have a few discount racks along with plenty for plus size people as well! Great job, Mariners!Visited June 2023Traveled with familyWritten July 1, 2023
- Nathan SPennsylvania46 contributionsGreat Baseball VenueVisited T Mobile Park to see the Mariners play the Red Sox and I must say it is one of the best baseball stadiums I have been too. Stadium has a ton of food options from Poke, to Chinese, Mexican food and more. The stadium also has great between inning entertainment and the crowd atmosphere was great. Definitely a place I’d recommend too go see a game if you’re in the Seattle area.Visited July 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten August 5, 2023
- phvi2617Anaheim, California562 contributionsGreat baseball atmosphereT-Mobile Park is more or less a "retro" stadium with a hip, industrial vibe. Getting in and out was simple, and navigation is easy. The T-Moble Pen area is really cool, albeit crowded, and there are also some cool artistic elements throughout the park. The game against the rival Blue Jays turned out to be a close one, and the crowd was electric. The park is pretty easy to get to from the Stadium light rail station. Overall, this is a really nice ballpark with a great atmosphere.Visited July 2023Written August 26, 2023
- TLG056Kansas City, Missouri390 contributionsVery Nice Ball ParkWe are working on visiting every major league ball park, and we were able to make it to T-Mobile Park on our recent visit to Seattle. It is a very nice park with lots of food choices. There are two parking structures nearby and while expensive to park, it was worth it to be so close.Visited September 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten September 15, 2023
- Matt D1 contributionCarol the Usher in Section 106On Wednesday, my wife and I went to the Mariner game and sat in section 106. While we were there we met a fantastic usher named Carol. What a delight, she was so friendly, helpful and kind. She is a credit to T-Mobile park.Visited April 2024Traveled with familyWritten April 5, 2024
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Tina W
Sydney, Australia64 contributions
May 2022
Tour of TMobile Baseball Stadium - We were looking for a wet day activity, deciding on a tour of the Seattle Mariners Baseball Stadium. These are offered when the Mariners are out of town. The price was $15 per adult - well worth the money. We had a great guide (Mary), who got into the Mariners years ago watching the games with her husband. Mary gave us a great tour, offering history on Seattle, discussion of the Kingdome and building facts on this field. We had time to enjoy the baseball chandelier - 1000 resin bats! We had great views of the Sound and city. We saw the field from up high and down to the field and visitor's dugout. We went into the fancy suites, seeing wonderful photos of players old and new. We visited the Press Conference room where I sat in the chair where Ken Griffey Jnr recently sat. Did you know it costs $33 to either open or close the roof of the stadium? There were many facts and interesting pieces of information. Do the tour. You will be glad you did. And thank you Mary.
Written May 18, 2022
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kunfushuss
Pennsylvania430 contributions
Aug 2022 • Family
This is my 21st or 22nd out of the 30 MLB parks and this fits squarely in the middle of them, in terms of quality and memorability.
Pros: Good location near chinatown. Lots of shaded seats, which is nice for an afternoon or rainy game. Didn't notice any obstructed view seats. There's a little museum of sorts on the main concourse, behind some of the vendors. Growing up a huge Griffey Jr. fan, I enjoyed that. Decent selection of food
Cons: that food is super pricey and has extraordinarily long lines. I've never seen such long lines at a baseball game. At the pizza stand, they didn't allow me to order a pizza because there were already other people waiting for them. The encounter I had with that cashier was one of the dumbest things I have experienced at a ballpark ever. So I advise you to eat before the game. The other major con is that the park is not very picturesque. Few city views (except 2nd deck, first base line), nothing uniquely interesting to identify the park from pictures.
Pros: Good location near chinatown. Lots of shaded seats, which is nice for an afternoon or rainy game. Didn't notice any obstructed view seats. There's a little museum of sorts on the main concourse, behind some of the vendors. Growing up a huge Griffey Jr. fan, I enjoyed that. Decent selection of food
Cons: that food is super pricey and has extraordinarily long lines. I've never seen such long lines at a baseball game. At the pizza stand, they didn't allow me to order a pizza because there were already other people waiting for them. The encounter I had with that cashier was one of the dumbest things I have experienced at a ballpark ever. So I advise you to eat before the game. The other major con is that the park is not very picturesque. Few city views (except 2nd deck, first base line), nothing uniquely interesting to identify the park from pictures.
Written August 16, 2022
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STEVE C
seattle washington136 contributions
Sep 2022
I had the fortune of growing up in Fenway and have visited 26 MLB ballparks. I went to the King Dome from 1977-1999. This slick place is extremely pricey, antiseptic, and LOUD. Why do fans need to be exhorted to MAKE NOISE? Why are there incessant flashing ads and random boat races which seem to excite the non-baseball fans on their cell phones? The cost of bottled water is nothing short of pure greed. And the concessions no longer take cash. I guess we need to fund Julio for the next ten years ..... go to a real ballpark like Wrigley or Oracle.
Written November 12, 2022
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Terrence T
Santa Clarita, CA217 contributions
Aug 2021 • Friends
Really nice ballpark. We attended a day game on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. Roof was open so there was a lot of sun. If you are sitting in a sunny section bring sun screen. We had typical cool Seattle temperatures so it was nice in the sun. The park is one of the cleaner stadiums I have been to. Concession prices are typical of all ballparks…on the high side. You can bring in outside water and food. Be aware you need a clear bag to get items in. Take a look at the Mariners website for specific information. Currently they require masks on the concourse but once sitting in the stands you can remove them. They also don’t require Covid vaccination proof or negative Covid test. All of that subject to change so be aware.
Written August 31, 2021
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47SLS
Southampton, UK155 contributions
Sep 2022
We loved this baseball park. Friendly with great atmosphere. Mariners fans really support them!
Be warned you can only take in small clear plastic bags so if you want to keep this outing inexpensive remembers:
Take clear bag (otherwise $10 for a locker outside park), take in sealed water bottle (otherwise $5 in the park). You can also take single servings of food.
Concession Food wasn’t great and was expensive - more than usual. free refills on soft drinks.
Be warned you can only take in small clear plastic bags so if you want to keep this outing inexpensive remembers:
Take clear bag (otherwise $10 for a locker outside park), take in sealed water bottle (otherwise $5 in the park). You can also take single servings of food.
Concession Food wasn’t great and was expensive - more than usual. free refills on soft drinks.
Written September 7, 2022
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TranzorZ1985
Chicago, IL212 contributions
Sep 2019 • Couples
A great stadium. At the main entrance, there is a statue of Ken Griffey Jr. The stadium has nice views from everywhere. It also has a variety of foods from a giant cookie to grasshoppers.... It began to rain and we were able to see them close the roof. Which was pretty cool. I recommend this stadium.
Written August 30, 2020
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Anthony K
Chicago, IL38 contributions
Jul 2022 • Couples
This is the 3rd ballpark my fiancé and I have been to together, but I’ve been to a few more myself. I really enjoyed this ballpark and the food selection they had. Just a little surprised at the cost of some items compared to other parks and the fact that my fiancé was given a tough time bringing a small purse into this park, but we’ve never had a problem at other parks with that same small purse. Overall a good experience!
Written July 9, 2022
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phvi2617
Anaheim, CA562 contributions
Jul 2023
T-Mobile Park is more or less a "retro" stadium with a hip, industrial vibe. Getting in and out was simple, and navigation is easy. The T-Moble Pen area is really cool, albeit crowded, and there are also some cool artistic elements throughout the park.
The game against the rival Blue Jays turned out to be a close one, and the crowd was electric. The park is pretty easy to get to from the Stadium light rail station. Overall, this is a really nice ballpark with a great atmosphere.
The game against the rival Blue Jays turned out to be a close one, and the crowd was electric. The park is pretty easy to get to from the Stadium light rail station. Overall, this is a really nice ballpark with a great atmosphere.
Written August 27, 2023
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SuzanneLG
Gresham, OR842 contributions
Oct 2022
We were staying in Seattle for a couple days to meet our family at the team – mobile park, seen the Mariners for the first time was very exciting. We were able to take public transportation from the bed-and-breakfast where we stay within walking distance to this park. It was beautiful and the seats were comfortable enough for me even in the cheap seats. There were statues outside of famous baseball player there was so much food available at whatever you’d like to eat will be there I assure you.
I can’t wait to go again.
I can’t wait to go again.
Written October 4, 2022
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JB81ontheroad
Halifax Regional Municipality, Canada390 contributions
Mar 2023 • Solo
I enjoyed my visit for the most part - it feels pretty new and there's plenty to see, but it's important to note that although there's a retractable roof, this is NOT an "indoor" stadium by any stretch. And, when you're in Seattle on a rainy evening (in early March, no less)...it's probably gonna be COLD. And it WAS! Even in a winter jacket, I was cold - and I'm Canadian!
Written April 5, 2023
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Michael L
Orlando, FL
Hi. I'm staying in Edmunds, but want to go to a Mariners game in June.
I think I can take Amtrak to Seattle for the game.
My concern is how do I get back to Edmunds after the game? How late does Amtrak run?
Thank you for answering.
cannonater
Salt Lake City, UT1,575 contributions
I am so sorry but i don’t know the schedule and it may have changed since we went.
Jfocht
Pullman, WA127 contributions
How far is the walk from the link light rail station (stadium stop). To T mobile park?
Claudette C
Washington1,814 contributions
Maybe 1/4 of a mile. You leave the station and walk across the parking lot of Lumen Field. Then you will walk the large alley area between Lumen & T- Mobile. Note- the best hot dogs are in that alley area. It is the Seattle Dog.
Karen L
Victoria, Canada
We are coming to Seattle in July for the Mariners game and are staying at the Crowne Plaza on 6th Ave. Can we walk to the Park from our Hotel?
FiftyFifty5050
Montgomery, UK891 contributions
have a look on Google maps, it will take you just under half an hour to walk.
We are going to be in Seattle for a football game in Oct. Would it be possible to buy tour tickets for the Mariners Stadium while we are there?
Will I need a jacket if the weather is a bit cool?
Laurie G.
Kihei, HI60 contributions
Yes, I would definitely take a lightweight jacket with you. A lined windbreaker should be sufficient.
I have heard that Amtrak goes almost directly to the ballpark. I would like to take the train from Vancouver BC to watch the Mariners
Terry L
Seattle, WA12 contributions
Yes, Amtrak is a fine choice. Walk out the station door to King St and walk 2 blcks to Occidental, turn left an two blocks more you can enter at left field gate. Enjoy
Can the field be visited (not during a tour) by yourself? Or is the tour the only way in when you just want to visit the field?
m2happy
Springfield, VA89 contributions
Idk
Kelli H
Kelowna, Canada44 contributions
We are coming to Seattle this weekend for a concert. We have a large truck, so underground parking is often difficult. Any recommendations where we may be able to reserve parking?
binkley007
USA163 contributions
Seattle has a lot of surface lots where you can pay to park. You should not have a problem.
milkywayx39800
2 contributions
What hotels are close to the field? Is the subway nearby?
mikeanddebbie77
Woodstock, Ontario50 contributions
Sorry I don’t know. We stayed right down town and took Uber to the field that was 20 minutes away. I’m sure the subway is close but we didn’t use it so I can’t comment.
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- (0.11 mi) Pyramid Brewery and Alehouse
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