T-Mobile Park — Attraction in Seattle

We went to two games this season which if it's a game that being played against a big team(Yankees Phillys Dodgers) make sure to purchase id say monthes before they game both games were we were sitting were sold out now there were still seats available but if u want a certain area or want a speciatly ticket then buy in advance we went to a Friday game vs the Twins which our tickets were located right behind home plate section 129 row 10 seats 17 and 18 which were obviously right next to each other and 18 was closes to the stairs which was very convenient we purchased tickets through stubhub they were very reliable but the fees are outrageous to the point it seems like a scam I can't believe people still purchase through these sites at all I understand the site needs to make money as well but making me pay fees for each ticket I purchase and each fee equaling the same price as the ticket so as if im purchasing four tickets instead of two I will NEVER DO only reason I purchased was i had a hefty discount but I will say of all the ticket resale sites and or apps stubhub atleast is reliable so that's where I'll purchase tickets as long as I have the hefty discount the other game we purchased were through Seattle Mariners site and those prices were much much much more reasonable prices and for the second Yankee game of the series here in Seattle which we were located on the 3rd base line section 144 row 23 seats 10 and 9 we were right in the middle of the row so for both the areas we sat honestly the seating were great and the viewing was awesome it just depends on how you want to view the game but truthfully the park has awesome seating wherever your at from the last row at the tippy top to the first row they'll be will be very different viewing points but anywhere your seated view of the game will be great if the Park is giving something away for free like they were the first game which was JP Crawford bobblehead if it's a sought after item which the bobblehead was make sure to get there atleast 45 minutes to an hour before the game because there will be a line and they will run out of the item. And even if you purchase a special ticket to receive an item like the flannels which we did for the second game you do have a time limit to receive the item and you don't have to worry they will have an item for you but if you take your time to go get it they will run out of sizes or different colors and they tend to put the items all the way at the top floor so be mindful where you have to go in the stadium but the games are incredible to watch at t-mobile park the food options are so much fun and tasty but the prices are CRAZY! for a water and a victim water $16 for a large can of specialty ipa $17 which I don't even understand why maybe if this was New York but we're in Seattle and I'm just glad I'm not a big drinker and parking honestly you don't have to purchase ahead of time honestly we found a parking grage for one of the games 5 minutes before the game with a ton of parking available although we had to walk 7 minutes to TMobile Park and 7 back we paid $25 less from the parking pass we purchased way ahead online at T-Mobile parking garage(through stubhub) and there was also a sounder game playing at Lumen Field so plenty of parking and also if your one for just walking around and checking things out there are plenty of different fun interactive places in the park to take pictures to stand and eat and enjoy the game there is a ton of apparel and souvenirs areas as well as different mariners stores on every level T-Mobile Park is one of Seattle's great stadiums that houses the Mariner's and hopefully one of the these years coming up not only do we make a run to the world series but actually bring a world series championship home to T-Mobile Park and shut all the none believers up and be the winners and dominate homerun hitting no fly zone bullet catching strikeout pitching crazy defensive play making team that has always been there! RAISE...

Summary: Attending a Mariners game at T-Mobile Park is a fantastic experience. The game was exciting, and the stadium offers everything you need for a great time—plenty of food options, easy ticketing, and a lively atmosphere. The view of the Seattle skyline and the Bay as you enter the stadium is an added bonus. Parking can get a bit crowded, but overall, it’s a five-star experience, especially if you’re with friends or family.

Ambience (5/5): T-Mobile Park has an incredible atmosphere, and the view is stunning. We had a great view of the Seattle skyline and the Bay, which added to the experience. The energy in the stadium is contagious, and whether you’re a die-hard fan or there for the vibe, the setting makes it even better.

Authenticity (N/A): No rating for authenticity here, but the overall baseball experience feels true to what you’d expect from a major league game. T-Mobile Park captures the classic American pastime perfectly.

Flavor (4.5/5): If stadium food is your thing, T-Mobile Park has plenty of options. From hot dogs to nachos, they have all the classic ballpark eats, plus some fun extras. It’s not gourmet, but it definitely hits the spot if you’re craving something during the game.

Cost (4/5): Prices for tickets, food, and parking can add up, but that’s pretty standard for a major league game. Just make sure to buy your tickets in advance for an easier experience. Once inside, the value you get from the game and the overall experience makes it worth the price.

Service (5/5): The ticketing process is smooth and easy, especially if you buy in advance and just scan your barcode from your phone. The staff were helpful, and the stadium is well organized. Even with the crowds, everything ran pretty efficiently.

Tips for Visiting:

Buy tickets in advance: Save time and hassle by purchasing your tickets online before the game. Scanning your barcode at the gate is quick and easy, making for a seamless entry. Parking can get crowded: While parking is relatively easy to find, leaving the stadium can take a while due to the traffic. Be patient or consider using public transportation. Enjoy the view: As you walk into the stadium, you’ll get an amazing view of the Seattle skyline and the Bay. It’s a fantastic backdrop to the game and adds to the overall experience. Go with friends or family: T-Mobile Park is a great place to enjoy a game with loved ones. Whether it’s for the baseball or the fun atmosphere, you’re bound to have a great time. Explore the food options: The stadium has a wide variety of food, so whether you’re craving classic ballpark food or something different, there’s plenty to...

My father had a stroke last year and is no longer able to do the things he loves besides watching baseball. I finally saved enough to take him to see the Mariners vs. the Pirates, since he hasn’t been to a game since he was 20 years old. He was very excited.

Unfortunately, ADA seating is placed all the way in the back, and if we wanted better seats, my father would have to walk down steps. After talking with him, he kept insisting that I speak with ticket services to try to get closer seats. He said he was fine with walking the steps if it meant a better view.

We had tickets for Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday, before scanning our tickets, I explained our situation to an employee who told me I had to speak with ticket services. As I thanked the employee and began walking in, I was stopped again and told I had to scan my ticket before I could talk to ticket services. I explained that if I scanned them, they would be marked as used, and I needed help first. The employee told me they could still refund or exchange them even after scanning.

I listened and scanned the tickets. At ticket services, the ladies were kind and found us closer seats for a small additional charge. But once they tried to scan the tickets, they told me they couldn’t exchange them since they had already been scanned. I explained that the employee had forced me to scan them first, but they said there was nothing they could do. No one offered to speak with the employee or verify what happened.

It ruined our trip. I did nothing wrong and followed what I was told. The ADA staff who provide wheelchair escorts were also rude and talked down to me and my father, even though we were being respectful and polite. My father noticed it too and asked, “Why was she being rude to you?”

They seriously need to train their staff better, especially when it comes to disability accommodations. I asked three employees if they offered wheelchair escort services. Two said, “We don’t do that here,” even though the person on the phone had told me they do.

Overall, this was an awful experience. I missed the first inning because of all the confusion. Their staff didn’t know what services they offer and gave me false information. I was told I couldn’t speak to ticket services without scanning my ticket, then told I couldn’t be helped because I...