About T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park, located in Seattle, Washington, has been the home of the Seattle Mariners since its inauguration in 1999. Originally known as Safeco Field before a naming rights change in 2019, this ballpark is renowned for its retractable roof — a feature that ensures games can be played in the rain without ever technically being indoors. This is particularly advantageous given Seattle's rainy climate. The design of T-Mobile Park pays homage to the classic ballparks of yesteryears, while integrating modern comforts and conveniences. The stadium provides panoramic views of Seattle's downtown skyline and offers an array of local culinary delights, capturing the essence of the Pacific Northwest. With its unique blend of the traditional and the contemporary, T-Mobile Park stands as an emblem of Seattle's rich baseball history and vibrant culture.
What to eat at T-Mobile Park
- Ivar's Fish & Chips Section 128 — Seattle seafood institution. Crispy cod with tartar sauce and coleslaw.
- Hempler's Hot Dogs Main Concourse — Pacific Northwest sausage maker with gourmet dogs and brats.
- Katsu Sando Center Field — Japanese-style pork cutlet sandwich — a nod to Seattle's deep Japanese heritage.
- Beecher's Mac & Cheese Section 183 — World-famous handmade cheese from Pike Place Market.
Where to sit at T-Mobile Park
- Terrace Club (Sections 201-244) Premium — Premium second level with excellent food options and views.
- Left Field Bleachers (Section 180-184) Budget — Fun atmosphere with views of the downtown skyline.
- View Level Behind Plate (Sections 321-339) Budget — Upper deck with full-field views and mountain backdrop on clear days.
Parking and getting to T-Mobile Park
- The garage at the stadium is convenient but pricey at $30-50. Pre-purchase online.
- Link Light Rail from downtown or the airport is the best option. Stadium station is steps away.
- SoDo neighborhood lots south of the park are $10-15 and a short walk.
What else to do near T-Mobile Park
- Pike Place Market 1.2 miles — Seattle's iconic public market with the original Starbucks.
- CenturyLink Field 0.2 miles — Home of the Seahawks and Sounders, right next door.
- Pioneer Square 0.5 miles — Seattle's oldest neighborhood with galleries and underground tours.
Before you go to T-Mobile Park
- Retractable Roof — T-Mobile Park's roof covers but doesn't fully enclose — the air flows and temperature stays moderate.
- Arrive via Light Rail — The Link Light Rail's Stadium Station drops you right at the park. Easy from the airport or downtown.
- Griffey Statue — The Ken Griffey Jr. statue outside the park is the ultimate photo op. Get there early before crowds.
- On clear days, you can see Mount Rainier from the upper deck — one of the best backdrops in baseball.
- The 'Pen in the left-center field area has craft beer and standing-room views — a social hotspot.
- Visit the Mariners Hall of Fame on the main concourse — it's free with your game ticket.
- The Hit It Here Café in center field has tableside dining with a field view.
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