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T-Mobile Park Guide

MLB · Seattle

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Last updated: 3/4/2026

Getting to T-Mobile Park is simple. The Link Light Rail runs straight from the airport to the Stadium station—a quick walk from the ballpark—and you’ll find plenty of hotels nearby in the adjacent Pioneer Square and Downtown Seattle neighborhoods.

At a glance

Bag policy
Clear bag policy
Cashless
Cashless
Re-entry
Guests are not permitted to re-enter the ballpark once…
Gates open
Gates open 2h before
Outside food
Outside food OK
Getting here
Public transit options to T-Mobile Park include buses and the Link light rail, which has a 'Stadium' station a short walk away.
Family friendly
T-Mobile Park offers two kids' play areas (Seattle Children's Hospital Playfield and Kids Corner), opportunities to meet the Mariner Moose, First Mariners Game Certificates, baby-changing tables in most restrooms, and a nursing lounge at Section 128.
Home team:Seattle Mariners

Upcoming trip that includes this venue

A real multi-game weekend from current index data that includes T-Mobile Park.

Includes this venue

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4 games

Fri, Apr 10 – Sun, Apr 12

$1750 USD est. total

MLB game at T-Mobile Park
MLBFri, Apr 10 · 1:40 AM
MLB game at T-Mobile Park
MLBSat, Apr 11 · 1:40 AM
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NHLSat, Apr 11 · 11:00 PM
MLB game at T-Mobile Park
MLBSun, Apr 12 · 8:10 PM

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Where to stay for T-Mobile Park

Ideal hotel neighborhoods near T-Mobile Park include Pioneer Square and Downtown Seattle, both offering hotels within walking distance. South Lake Union and Belltown are also mentioned for hotel accommodations.

Pioneer Square / SoDo / International District

This area is directly adjacent to Seattle's major sports stadiums, Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park. It's a historic district with numerous restaurants and bars, offering a lively atmosphere for sports fans.

The Stadium Link Light Rail station is located directly next to Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park. The International District/Chinatown Link Light Rail station is also nearby. The area is served by several bus lines, and King Street Station, which accommodates Sounder commuter trains, is in the vicinity.

Downtown Seattle

Downtown is the business and cultural hub of Seattle, offering a central location with major attractions like Pike Place Market. It serves as an excellent base with extensive public transportation options.

Downtown Seattle has an exceptional transit system. Westlake Station is a key Link Light Rail hub, providing connections to the Seattle Center Monorail (for Climate Pledge Arena) and other parts of the city. Numerous bus lines are also available.

Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill is known for its diverse and lively atmosphere, with a wide array of restaurants, bars, nightlife, and a prominent LGBTQ+ friendly scene.

The neighborhood features its own Link Light Rail station (Capitol Hill Station) and is also served by streetcars and numerous bus lines. It connects to Downtown and First Hill via the streetcar.

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Arrival and exit strategy

Transit and approach

Public transit options to T-Mobile Park include buses and the Link light rail, which has a 'Stadium' station a short walk away. ORCA cards can be used on regular transit routes. Rideshare services are encouraged to use a designated lot located southeast of the ballpark.

Rideshare and parking

Rideshare: T-Mobile Park has a designated rideshare lot located southeast of the ballpark, less than five minutes from most gates.

Parking: Parking is available in the Mariners Parking Garage and at numerous surrounding locations near the ballpark. The Mariners Garage is cashless, accepting debit or credit cards or mobile payment apps. Other parking options include Lumen Field Garage and Union Station Garage.

After the event

Hatback Bar and Grille remains open at least one hour after events conclude. Jimmy's on First, located in the Silver Cloud Hotel between Seattle's Pioneer Square and SoDo district, also serves as a sports hub for post-game gatherings. The Pioneer Square district, adjacent to the stadium, offers various nightlife options.

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The game-day experience

  • Atmosphere area: T-Mobile Park is located in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood.
  • Tailgating: Tailgating is not permitted in the T-Mobile Park garages.
  • Signature food: T-Mobile Park offers ballpark favorites such as hot dogs and pizza. Other options include limited selections at Ivar's and The Natural, which features gluten-friendly, vegetarian, vegan, and plant-based menu items. Sushi, poke, crispy grasshoppers, and various Mexican fare are available at Edgar's Cantina and Edgar's Taco Shack.
  • Fan tradition: The T-Mobile 'Pen is a popular gathering spot known for its festive pre-game atmosphere. The Mariners will celebrate their 50th season in 2026 with special events and giveaways, including an Ichiro Suzuki statue unveiling and replica statue night. Postgame fireworks are also a tradition during summer games.
  • Pregame institution: Hatback Bar and Grille (1201 1st Avenue South, Seattle, Washington)

Where to eat and drink nearby

Pregame picks

  • Hatback Bar & Grille
    1201 1st Avenue South, Seattle, WA · SoDo

    Located across from T-Mobile Park and minutes from Lumen Field, it's considered the 'biggest pregame party' in SoDo. Features over 20 big screen TVs, an all-ages, family-friendly atmosphere, and a Victory Hall for tailgating with a DJ and food trucks.

    What to order: Wings, burgers, and local craft brews.

  • King Street Bar & Oven
    170 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104 · Pioneer Square

    A casual and divey spot known for wood-fired pizza and happy hour specials. It's a popular choice for pre- and post-game meals, located a short walk from T-Mobile Park and Lumen Field.

    What to order: Wood-fired pizza, calzones, patty melts, and draft beer. Happy hour specials are also popular.

  • Flatstick Pub (Pioneer Square)
    240 Second Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104 · Pioneer Square

    A 21+ putt-putt bar offering a unique combination of indoor mini-golf, duffleboard, and darts with 30+ taps of Washington-only craft beer and cider. Ideal for pre-game meetups.

    What to order: Pub grub, pizzas (like Par 3 or Big Boy), local craft beer and cider, and house-made cocktails.