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Explore a 133-section T-Mobile Park seating map, Safeco Field name history, Seattle address, capacity, netting sections, dimensions, and transit.
A day at the ballpark
T-Mobile Park: Seattle air, local food, and a Mariners game
The roof keeps the rain in mind while Seattle supplies the rest: neighborhood food, baseball history, and a city approach.
By Gamebook · Reviewed
T-Mobile Park's roof covers the field without enclosing the ballpark. That is a useful thing to know and a telling design choice: Seattle gets protection from the rain while keeping an outdoor baseball setting. Bring a layer and enjoy the air.
The Mariners' home also gives food a proper part in the outing. Local names appear around the concourses, and the city is close enough to make the approach interesting. A visit can begin with a neighborhood walk, continue with a meal you were looking forward to, and leave plenty of time for the game.
A covered game can still feel like Seattle
The retractable structure acts as cover rather than a sealed indoor room. A closed roof therefore does not promise indoor temperatures. For an evening visit, plan to be comfortable sitting still in the outside air, especially after an afternoon spent walking.
Read more: Mariners: official ballpark facts and roof design · Visit Seattle: sports fan guide
Come hungry for something local
MOTO Pizza and Marination are two local choices in the Mariners' food lineup. Seattle's visitor bureau also singles them out, which makes them useful starting points when deciding where to eat. Pick a favorite before arrival and find its current location on the dining map.
Read more: Mariners: 2026 food lineup · Visit Seattle: sports fan guide
Make the walk part of the evening
The ballpark sits in SoDo beside Lumen Field, with Pioneer Square nearby. Those names help when choosing a hotel or planning a meal outside the stadium: the neighborhood matters more than a broad downtown label. Visit Seattle's stadium-area guide is a good starting point for the surroundings.
The Mariners list several transit and parking options. Compare the route from where you are actually staying, and check for other events next door on your date. A walk with a little time to spare is a lovely way to arrive; a tightly timed dash through another event's crowd is less inviting.
Read more: Visit Seattle: sports fan guide · Visit Seattle: stadium surroundings · Mariners: T-Mobile Park transportation
Leave time for Mariners memories
The Baseball Museum of the Pacific Northwest and Mariners Hall of Fame give a visit some history beyond the current roster. They are natural stops for a fan who grew up watching Seattle or a family trying to connect a child's new favorites with an older generation's.
Read more: Visit Seattle: T-Mobile Park and baseball museums · Mariners: T-Mobile Park visitor guide
T-Mobile Park map, capacity, dimensions and visitor basics
Location: Seattle's SoDo neighborhood at 1250 1st Avenue South · Years: Opened 1999
Address: 1250 1st Avenue South Seattle, WA 98134
Capacity: 47,943
Primary team: Seattle Mariners
Known as: Safeco Field · T-Mobile Park
Is T-Mobile Park the same stadium as Safeco Field?
Yes. The Mariners opened this Seattle ballpark as Safeco Field on July 15, 1999. It kept that name through 2018 and became T-Mobile Park in January 2019. Both names refer to the same retractable-roof stadium at 1250 1st Avenue South.
- Address
- T-Mobile Park is at 1250 1st Avenue South, Seattle, Washington 98134.
- Safeco Field name
- The stadium was named Safeco Field from its 1999 opening through the end of 2018.
- Not the Kingdome
- The Mariners moved from the Kingdome to this ballpark in July 1999. The Kingdome was a separate stadium across the street.
- Retractable roof
- The roof covers the field and stands without enclosing the park. The Mariners say it takes about 10 to 20 minutes to open or close, depending on the weather.
Official Mariners ballpark history
Official Mariners T-Mobile Park facts
Official Mariners ballpark address
Sources reviewed 2026-08-05.
T-Mobile Park interactive seating map
Gamebook maps 133 T-Mobile Park seating sections so you can find a section and connect it to games you logged. The map does not show live ticket inventory, prices, seat views, or exact seat-number direction.
T-Mobile Park seating map and netting
Gamebook's original interactive map below includes 133 mapped T-Mobile Park sections. The Mariners say sections 115–146 are behind protective netting, with taller netting in sections 126–134. Use the official chart to confirm the current layout before buying a ticket.
The Gamebook map does not show live ticket inventory, prices, seat views, or exact seat-number direction. Check your ticket and the current Mariners chart for the exact section, row, and seat.
T-Mobile Park parking and transit
T-Mobile Park parking
The Mariners list limited, first-come, first-served game-day parking in the cashless Mariners Garage. It opens three hours before games, and baseball parking there cannot be bought in advance.
Official Mariners parking guide
Public transit
Link light rail's Stadium Station is two blocks from T-Mobile Park. The Mariners also list bus stops near South Royal Brougham Way, select Sounder service to King Street Station, and the Washington State ferry and King County Water Taxi terminals less than one mile away.
Check current transit information from the Seattle Mariners
T-Mobile Park field dimensions
- Left-field line: 331 feet
- Left center: 378 feet
- Center field: 401 feet
- Right center: 381 feet
- Right-field line: 326 feet
Check official field dimensions from the Seattle Mariners
Source reviewed 2026-08-05.
T-Mobile Park bag policy
Clear bag, 1-gallon freezer bag, or small clutch/fanny pack. Standard size limit: 12 × 6 × 12 clear; 4.5 × 6.5 non-clear.
This is the standard baseball-game rule. Medical, diaper-bag, and special-event exceptions can differ, so check the official club policy before you leave.
Track your T-Mobile Park visits
Log each game in Gamebook to keep the date, score, seat, players, home runs, photos, and your personal record at T-Mobile Park.
Common questions
Where is T-Mobile Park?
T-Mobile Park is in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood at 1250 1st Avenue South.
Is T-Mobile Park the same ballpark as Safeco Field?
Yes. The Mariners' current ballpark opened as Safeco Field in 1999 and was renamed T-Mobile Park in 2019. Both names refer to the same stadium in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood.
Where do the Seattle Mariners play?
The Seattle Mariners play at T-Mobile Park, in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood at 1250 1st Avenue South.
What is the address of T-Mobile Park?
T-Mobile Park is at 1250 1st Avenue South Seattle, WA 98134.
What is the capacity of T-Mobile Park?
T-Mobile Park has a listed capacity of 47,943. Event configurations can vary.
What are the field dimensions at T-Mobile Park?
T-Mobile Park's listed outfield distances are left-field line 331 feet, left center 378 feet, center field 401 feet, right center 381 feet, and right-field line 326 feet.
What is the T-Mobile Park bag policy?
Clear bag, 1-gallon freezer bag, or small clutch/fanny pack. Standard size limit: 12 × 6 × 12 clear; 4.5 × 6.5 non-clear. Check the official club policy before the game because exceptions and special-event rules can differ.
How are T-Mobile Park sections and seats numbered?
Gamebook's original interactive map below includes 133 mapped T-Mobile Park sections. The Mariners say sections 115–146 are behind protective netting, with taller netting in sections 126–134. Use the official chart to confirm the current layout before buying a ticket.
Does Gamebook have an interactive seating map for T-Mobile Park?
Yes. Gamebook maps 133 T-Mobile Park seating sections so you can find a section and connect it to games you logged. It does not show live ticket inventory, prices, seat views, or exact seat-number direction.
Can I track games attended at T-Mobile Park?
Yes. Gamebook lets you log games at T-Mobile Park and keep the score, seat, players, home runs, photos, and personal park record together.
What other names has T-Mobile Park had?
T-Mobile Park has also been known as Safeco Field.
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