Safeco Field
Capacity: 47,116 Opened: 1999
Rain or shine, its Mariners’ baseball you’ll find at Safeco Field.
What makes this stadium unique?
Safeco Field shields fans from the rainy Seattle weather with its retractable roof that serves as an umbrella instead of fully closing. “Welcome to Safeco Field, Seattle” is painted on the roof and is visible to passing planes. The main entrance rotunda boasts a 1,000 resin baseball bat chandelier as we as a floor mosaic of a compass rose incorporating elements of the sport’s history. Fan’s can pose for pictures with “The Mitt,” a 9-foot bronze baseball glove or find their favorite team’s logo in the “Quilts.” During the 2011 season, the Mariners started the King’s Court Section. This is a place for fans to cheer on pitcher “King” Félix Hernández during his starts. Fans are encouraged to show up in costume for the “Kings Court” and the best is rewarded with a turkey leg.
Dining and Nightlife
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Jimmy’s on First
Jimmy’s on First 1046 1st Avenue South
Seattle, WA
98134Jimmy’s On First is always packed with Mariners fans on game days since it’s located across the street from Safeco. Recommend for a drink and appetizers before or after a game. -
Lowell’s Restaurant & Bar
Lowell’s Restaurant & Bar 1519 Pike Place (Pike Street)
Seattle, WA
98101A Seattle staple for nearly 100 years, Lowell’s is known for its breakfast, beautiful views, and the best people watching in the city! -
The Hawks Nest Bar & Grill
The Hawks Nest Bar & Grill 1028 1st Ave S
Seattle, WA
98134Locals swear that this is the best place to get strong drinks at a reasonable price before and after Mariners’ games. A birdie told me the food is great too! -
Hooverville Bar
Hooverville Bar 1721 1st Ave S
Seattle, WA
98134Hooverville offers a great beer selection in a relaxed atmosphere and a trip down memory lane with the arcade and board games. Don’t mind the peanut shells on the ground, they add to the ambiance!
Transportation/Parking
The Safeco Field garage has limited spaces and charges $20-40. There are plenty of garages surrounding the stadium, for more information visit the team’s website. “Metro to the Mariners” is no longer offered but there are still regularly scheduled routes available to those interested in public transportation.
| Weekend for Two | |
|---|---|
| Quality Inn & Suites Hotel Seattle Center (2 Nights) | $158 |
| Tickets (2 Bleacher Tickets) | $16 |
| Breakfast Complimentary at hotel Friday Dinner (Lowell’s Restaurant & Bar: Lowell’s Famous Fish & Chips, Grilled Fish Tacos, 2 Glasses of Wine) Saturday Lunch (Jimmy’s on First: Jimmy’s Hot Wings, Cone O’ Sweet Potato Fries, 2 Beers) Saturday Dinner (The Hawks Nest: Hawks Nest Burger, Caribbean Chicken Sandwich) Pre-game at The Hawks Nest (6 PBR’s) |
$0 $50$37 $28 $23 |
| 6 Bus Fares | $18 |
| Total | $330 |
*Prices may differ depending on time of travel. All restaurant and bar prices include tax and a 20% tip.
