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T-Mobile Park is a ballpark in Seattle, Washington, home of the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball’s American League. It opened in 1999, making it 27 years old in 2026 and seats about 47,929 fans. Retractable roof covers but does not enclose the park.
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Ballpark facts
- Location
- Seattle, Washington
- Home of
- Seattle Mariners
- League
- American League
- Opened
- 1999
- Capacity
- 47,929
- Dimensions
- Left field 331 ft · Center 401 ft · Right field 326 ft
- Surface
- Natural grass
- Roof
- Retractable roof
- 2026 attendance
- 35,602 per game
- Former names
- Safeco Field
- Architect
- NBBJ
- Big events
- MLB All-Star Game (2001), MLB All-Star Game (2023), WrestleMania XIX (2003), NHL Winter Classic (2024)
Famous games at T-Mobile Park
- Seattle hosts the All-Star Game; Cal Ripken Jr. homers in his final Midsummer Classic
- Ichiro Suzuki gets his 258th hit of the season, breaking George Sisler's 84-year-old record
- Felix Hernandez throws the first perfect game in Mariners history, beating Tampa Bay 1-0
- Houston edges Seattle 1-0 in an 18-inning ALDS Game 3 that ends the Mariners' season
- Jorge Polanco's 15th-inning walk-off single beats Detroit in ALDS Game 5
Seating guide
- Best views
- For a broad view of the field and the downtown skyline past it, try the Upper View Level or the Rooftop Boardwalk by Section 330.
- Shade & cover
- While the retractable roof blocks rain, the park's sides stay open. On sunny afternoons the coolest seats are the ones under the upper-deck overhangs and the press box, and the bulk of the outfield is in full sun.
- Cheapest seats
- The least expensive seats are in the outfield bleachers and the Upper View Level. On select Value Games, tickets start around $12 including fees.
- Families
- In center field, the Mariners Playfield is a play area for children under 48 inches tall. Up on the View Level, the Kids Corner offers a speed-pitch booth and hitting tees.
- Standing room
- Behind center field, The 'Pen puts you beside both bullpens, with stands selling food and drinks. Out in left field, Edgar's Cantina is a standing area for those 21 and over.
Tailgating & parking
- Tailgating
- Not allowedThere is no tailgating policy or area from the Mariners, and third-party guides say fans don't tailgate at the ballpark. People tend to meet up at SoDo bars nearby instead.
- Parking
- On game day, the cashless Mariners Garage on the other side of Edgar Martinez Drive offers a limited supply of first-come spaces. For downtown lots and garages, the team sends fans to SpotHero.
- Typical price
- $25–$40 per car on game days
- Transit
- The 1 Line of Link light rail stops at International District/Chinatown and Stadium stations, both a short walk away. Sounder trains go to King Street Station, roughly a half-mile north.
Stadium tours
T-Mobile Park offers behind-the-scenes ballpark tours (75 minutes). Tours usually skip game days and the schedule changes by season, so book ahead.
Historical photos
Browse old photos, postcards and construction shots of T-Mobile Park in free public archives.
Ballparks near T-Mobile Park10
- 1D-IHusky Ballpark — Washington Huskies same city
- 2JUCOMeridian Park — Shoreline Dolphins nearby
- 3D-IBannerwood Park — Seattle U Redhawks 7 mi
- 4JUCOCourter Field — Bellevue Bulldogs 7 mi
- 5JUCOKnight's Field — Olympic Rangers 15 mi
- 6JUCOTriton Field — Edmonds Tritons 16 mi
- 7High-AFunko Field — Everett AquaSox 24 mi
- 8JUCOFunko Field at Everett Memorial Stadium — Everett Trojans 24 mi
- 9Triple-ACheney Stadium — Tacoma Rainiers 26 mi
- 10D-IIIPLU Field — Pacific Lutheran Lutes 26 mi
Other American League ballparks12
The Seattle Mariners share the American League with 13 other teams listed on Inside the Park. Here are the closest 12, nearest first.
- 1MLBSutter Health Park — Athletics 624 mi
- 2MLBAngel Stadium — Los Angeles Angels 978 mi
- 3MLBTarget Field — Minnesota Twins 1,390 mi
- 4MLBKauffman Stadium — Kansas City Royals 1,503 mi
- 5MLBGlobe Life Field — Texas Rangers 1,667 mi
- 6MLBRate Field — Chicago White Sox 1,731 mi
- 7MLBDaikin Park — Houston Astros 1,885 mi
- 8MLBComerica Park — Detroit Tigers 1,931 mi
- 9MLBProgressive Field — Cleveland Guardians 2,022 mi
- 10MLBOriole Park at Camden Yards — Baltimore Orioles 2,327 mi
- 11MLBYankee Stadium — New York Yankees 2,402 mi
- 12MLBFenway Park — Boston Red Sox 2,487 mi
Questions about T-Mobile Park
What other ballparks are in the American League?
13 other American League teams play at parks listed here. The nearest are Sutter Health Park, Angel Stadium, and Target Field.
Where do the Seattle Mariners play home games?
The Seattle Mariners play at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington.
When did T-Mobile Park open?
T-Mobile Park opened in 1999.
How many people does T-Mobile Park hold?
T-Mobile Park has a capacity of about 47,929.
What other ballparks are near T-Mobile Park?
Husky Ballpark is also in Seattle. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.
Where is the shade at T-Mobile Park?
While the retractable roof blocks rain, the park's sides stay open. On sunny afternoons the coolest seats are the ones under the upper-deck overhangs and the press box, and the bulk of the outfield is in full sun.
Can you tailgate at T-Mobile Park?
Not allowed. There is no tailgating policy or area from the Mariners, and third-party guides say fans don't tailgate at the ballpark. People tend to meet up at SoDo bars nearby instead.
How much does parking cost at T-Mobile Park?
Game-day parking near T-Mobile Park usually runs about $25–$40 per car, depending on the lot and the game. On game day, the cashless Mariners Garage on the other side of Edgar Martinez Drive offers a limited supply of first-come spaces. For downtown lots and garages, the team sends fans to SpotHero.
Does T-Mobile Park offer tours?
Yes. T-Mobile Park runs ballpark tours (75 minutes). Check the official tour page for dates.
Facts are for the 2026 season. Distances are straight-line miles between city centers. Capacity figures vary by source and some include lawn seating. See something wrong? Let us know. Is this your ballpark? Get the “Listed on Inside the Park” badge for your website.