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T-Mobile Park sits in Seattle's SoDo district and is served by Link light rail at the Stadium station, with Sounder commuter trains on many game days and an easy walk from downtown and Pioneer Square. Transit is the simplest way in.
Garages and lots serve the SoDo area around the park and the neighboring football stadium, and they fill on game days. Link light rail is the easy alternative; if you drive, arrive early.
Lower-level seats along the infield offer the closest views, and the park's retractable roof keeps games dry without fully enclosing the open-air feel. The outfield social areas are a lively, more casual option.
Downtown Seattle and Pioneer Square are a short walk or light-rail ride away and offer the widest range of hotels. Staying near a Link station keeps the trip simple. Compare dates for the best rates.
Pioneer Square is right by the park, and Pike Place Market and the Seattle waterfront are a short trip away, making it easy to pair a game with a day downtown.
Opened in 1999, T-Mobile Park features a retractable roof that shelters the field from Seattle's rain while keeping the park open-air. It was the home of Ichiro Suzuki's record-setting seasons and is known for its garlic fries.
The roof covers rain but the park stays open to the air, so dress for the weather. Try the garlic fries, and take in the social areas beyond the outfield.
T-Mobile Park is a modern, accessible ballpark with accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and guest services to assist. Accessible seating is available across multiple levels.
The park is in SoDo, just south of downtown Seattle near Pioneer Square, and shares the area with the Seahawks' football stadium — walkable and well served by transit.
Take Link light rail to the Stadium station beside the park, or Sounder commuter rail on many game days. It's also a short walk from downtown Seattle and Pioneer Square.
Garages and lots serve the SoDo area and fill on game days. Link light rail is the easy alternative; if you drive, arrive early.
Yes. T-Mobile Park has a retractable roof that shelters the field from rain while keeping the ballpark open-air rather than fully enclosed.
Yes. T-Mobile Park offers accessible seating across multiple levels, plus accessible entrances, restrooms, and guest services.