One of my favorite stadiums of all time! I have been to many stadium and sports events all over the World. This is in my top 3 list for sure. The placement of it, how easy to get in and out. Transportation and spectacular views are just mind blowing! They also have espresso stations inside the stadium which is awesome! The roof can close on a rainy day if needed! That is an experience itself!

Great ball park, staff are very friendly and helpful. Doesn’t matter where you sit the game looks great from all the seats! Beers are a tad expensive as was parking but the seats are not. When I was there the roof was open and it was a perfect day in the sun, hot for April felt like we were at a summer game! The game went into 2 extra innings but they cinched a win! Go Mariners, Go!

Had a great time at the Mariners game. Had seats on the club level, which I would highly recommend to everyone. Well worth the extra money. Parked at Lumen field and we were on the freeway 20 minutes after the game ended. And I have to add that every person working at the stadium was super friendly and helpful. Can't wait until next time.

Drove up for Padres series for my birthday. Really cool stadium. It has some beautiful views on the higher floors. Dog friendly, there is even a patch of grass on the higher floors for them to do their business. Did not get to explore all of the stadium, I hope to see more next time Food is alright, though I only tried one place. It's pricey, not surprised, I mainly bought food just for the experience. I'll try some others next time, I saw they had some good selections.

Beautiful Stadium, great views, and of course amazing garlic fries. Mariners games are always a fun event to go to, even though they’re not the best team. The trident deck has a great view of Elliot bay and the city as well as the field, and anyone can head up there no matter your seat. The only issue with this, besides the Mariners loosing, is the price on food and drinks, but that doesn’t stop anyone from having a great time!

Great place to enjoy Games. Electric atmosphere. During events price of parking increases dramatically. You may have to pay $50 in some close by space. If you can take public transportation or may be park in downtown and take a bus to the venue to save money. They have a weird policy on bag and items you can bring inside, so keep an eye for that.

I came to a Mariners Game vs Toronto in July by myself, via the Amtrak Bus from Bellingham. The Bus dropped me off at the Train Station and then I just walked around the corner and took a 5 min ride on the light-rail, which dropped me off directly in front of the Stadium! Ridiculously easy and cost effective to get here! I really enjoyed the game, but I had more fun walking around the Stadium just "people watching". Lots of great seats to be had here, but the general admission tic and the flexibility to walk around and join in the fun, was a great experience and one that I highly recommend you try once. So give up that high priced seat...and wander with all the wild ones! Great time to be had for sure!

Haven't been to a baseball game in years! Came with my father and son. Had a great time! The location was clean, plenty of different vendors for food, and the merch store was huge! Tons of items to purchase to help with memories. Picked up a hat for myself and my son! Definitely worth the cost to bring the family up for a game or two!

Beautiful. This park is perfect, not surprising when it's part of a picturesque city on Puget Sound. Besides the smell of garlic-smothered fares and pricey beers... nothing beats watching a baseball game from literally anywhere in the building. Today, after the baseball wrapped up, kids were invited to do a lap around the bases. We waited in line for a long time, and when we got down into the field, the staff was so amazingly helpful. I have a child with a disability and the helpfulness and kindness they showed really made an incredible difference. More than they knew, I'm sure. But we rounded the bases together, and we got to experience this place from a new perspective.

We went for the Recovery game and had such a blast!! What a great game! And such a beautiful event to be a part of! I myself am in recovery and went with a group of almost 300 people all in recovery 🥰 Word to the newcomers though... They do NOT accept cash!! So if you buy anything and they accept cash, they are pocketing it!! I found that out the first time I went when I paid for cash and the people wouldn't take it from my hand. They had me put it on the counter, and didn't have change 🤔 The third booth I went to only accepted card and then told me that nobody should be taking cash. Just FYI

Had a fun experience introducing my kids to baseball games. Unfortunately they didn't have popcorn that my son really wanted. But he liked the hot dog and my daughter liked her pretzel. It's great that the soda had free refills.

Truly one of the best fan experiences I have had at any ballpark. Many great food options located throughout the ballpark and all seemingly accessible without long waits. Restrooms were plentiful. The aesthetics of the ballpark were very beautiful. If you get the chance, visit the 'Pen during the game. A great spot right behind the bullpen to catch some action.

My review is from a visit in August of 2023. Such a beautiful stadium. It's easy to navigate throughout the stadium and some of the bench style seats are superior to the individual seats at other stadiums. Gives you much more space. The beer is also decently priced and there are a variety of food options. The Mariners were good this season as well, it's a shame they didn't make it to the playoffs.

Not really a baseball fan.. however when in town and bored on a Monday night.. I am a fan of structures and architecture and good times though. Stadium is a sight. Very well designed, aesthetically pleasing. Lots of vendors options. Great views of the sound and downtown Seattle.

What a great stadium!! I've sat all over this stadium and enjoyed every seat and the well positioned views. This stadium is unique, it has a hall of heroes (a walking history of baseball) and an amazing cover that opens or retracts in reaction to the weather. **PRO TIP** Try the sushi place, The Catch by 132, reasonably priced for stadium food, solid sushi and poke bowls. 😋 **ALSO** If you can make an evening where there are fireworks, it's worth it. For no additional charge the firework show following the game was 30-40 minutes of fun with music, fireworks and drones to light up the night sky!

I went to my first MLB game here! The stadium is huge and holds almost 48,000 people! It is really well ran and the staff do an excellent job getting people in and out of the stadium. It’s a beautiful stadium and there are lots of good seats. Parking can be a bit of a bear but on holidays you maybe be able to find free street parking within a few blocks. Food selection is near endless. There is your typical ballpark fare like peanuts, hot dogs, crackerjack, and burgers. But also available is Chinese dumplings, Hawaiian plate lunch, crab sandwiches and many other things. Lots of drink options too: soda, light beer, craft beer, hard seltzers, and vodka lemonade. Even if you’re not a huge baseball fan it is fun to see the spectacle of a huge event with hyped up fans!

Huge space and it’s kept really clean. If you are carrying stuff to the game make sure it’s in a transparent bag, that will make you go through the security clearance faster. There is parking at the stadium at it $$, you can take the public transport to the stadium too. Even if you are new to the game you still can follow the game as there is lot of info on the big screen. A nice place to spend few hours with your friends if planned properly.